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Originally Posted by VGeorgie
The *jurisdiction* is the United States. Like it or not, .com and many other TLDs belong to the US government. On top of that, the US government ultimately controls the assigned numbers system to all other TLDs. Like it or not, that's the way it currently is.
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A domain is a resolve/gateway, nothing more. US government have no jurisdiction if the computer and/or peers are located elsewhere in the world. Interpol have to coordinate and delegate to each jurisdiction. That way
US is only one jurisdiction. Cooperation and extradiction is possible though if serious enough.