YES......Article 4, Section 2 of the US Constitution requires extradition for ALL crimes on the demand of the executive authority of the state in which the crime was committed.
There are no safe haven states,bench warrants are valid in all 50 states.
However the state holding the bench warrant can decide not to extradite the person if the crime is of a minor offense,such as California may decide not to extradite a person in Maine who had a bench warrant issued for failing to appear in California court for a minor traffic violation,petty theft,shoplifting,unpaid tickets or fines. Extradition can be exspensive just in travel cost and manpower and must be paid for by the state requesting extradition.
If you get married in another state besides IOWA
Iowa is north of Missouri.
There are three: South Dakota, Iowa, and Missouri, with the Missouri River forming all of the border with Iowa.
Missouri is the state that is south of Iowa
The most southern state Iowa borders is Missouri. However, Missouri is a Midwestern state and not a Southern one.
Lots of states are west of Illinois; the two immediately bordering it on the west are Iowa and Missouri.
Missouri and Iowa share a border. You can literally stand with one foot in Missouri and one foot in Iowa. Now if you want to re-ask the question with the names of a Missouri town and an Iowa town you are interested in, a definite answer could be given.
Iowa borders the entire northern edge of Missouri.
Missouri.
Wisconsin, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Iowa
The state above Missouri is Iowa.
Iowa's southern border is with the state of Missouri.