The extradition of Assange can take years

"The extradition of Assange can take years"

"Despite the arrest of Julian Assange, the legal tug-of-war in his case hardly close to an end point."

"A request for extradition to the USA can take several years to thresh through the uk courts – if it gets off."

"It was not many hours from Thursday's arrest of Julian Assange until he got his first judgement: breaches of the conditions of his bail in 2012 when he avoided justice by to enter the Ecuadorian embassy. Which the penalty has not been announced yet, but Wikileaksgrundaren risk a year in prison in the Uk."

"But, after this initial blixthantering waiting a sluggish process – and it is absolutely no matter, even if the Swedish prosecutors decide to try again to get the in Sweden våldtäktsmisstänkte Assange surrendered here."

"With the beginning of the 2 may be the case if the possible handover to the united states to be taken up in the Londondomstolen Westminster Magistrates Court. Assange is suspected in the united states for hacking attempts."

"One of the 47-year-old australierns lawyers, Jennifer Robinson, says that her client will"

"Wikileaks editor-in-chief New England says that Assange's fears that the united states will add more charges so that he runs the risk to spend tens of years in us prison. Hacking can provide a maximum of five years."

"forensics Experts say it could take several years for the extradition to wander through the british courts if the case is appealed. And when these are completed would the case be able to proceed to the european Court of human rights."

"Anthony Hanratty at the law firm BDB Pitmans, however, say to The Times newspaper that it will be hard for Assange to resist such as the extradition treaty between the united states and the united kingdom is designed. Hanratty also points out "

"At Thursday's hearing called the judge Michael Snow Wikileaksgrundaren for a"

"in the Past comparable cases have taken years."

"Two british judges stopped in the last year, after five years, the extradition of a hacker to the united states on the grounds that it would be"

"another of the hackers who the united states requested the extradition of the suspected intrusion into u.s. military computer systems succeeded after ten years of legal tug-of-war to avoid a request for extradition. The uk left to the end, not to out him because of a high risk of suicide."

"In both cases weighed the hackers had a form of autism."

"Swedish folkrättsexperter says to TT that the reasons for the extradition may not seem political, because then they usually are not granted."