👉 In legal contexts, "extralegal" refers to something that is not governed by or subject to the laws of a particular country, such as international law. This can include things like international trade agreements, foreign investment policies, and regulatory frameworks that are not directly related to domestic laws or regulations. The term originated in the 19th century when the idea of "extralegal" became popular in England, where it was used to refer to things that were not subject to British law and
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