On the first day of the hearing in London, the lawyers of the WikiLeaks-founder, went on the offensive. Now playing the second round. Ten days it can take up the British judiciary will decide whether to extradite Ian Assange to Sweden.
There, the founder WikiLeaks a process could result in rape. After the first day of the hearing, the 39-year-old Australian was optimistic. give it a "black box" with the word "rape", but "in reality" is empty, "said the 39-year-old. His lawyers have argued that the extradition was inadmissible.
On Bemarsh Magistrates' Court as lawyers are Assange Jennifer Robinson, Mark Stephens and Geoffrey Robertson to the side. Her opponent is the British prosecutor Clare Montgomery, who represents the interests of Sweden.
There, the founder WikiLeaks a process could result in rape. After the first day of the hearing, the 39-year-old Australian was optimistic. give it a "black box" with the word "rape", but "in reality" is empty, "said the 39-year-old. His lawyers have argued that the extradition was inadmissible.
On Bemarsh Magistrates' Court as lawyers are Assange Jennifer Robinson, Mark Stephens and Geoffrey Robertson to the side. Her opponent is the British prosecutor Clare Montgomery, who represents the interests of Sweden.
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