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20 Jun 2012: WikiLeaks founder faces arrest the moment he leaves the embassy even if he is granted asylum, police have indicated
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20 Jun 2012: Sureties posted at Westminster magistrates court by group of celebrities and activists now in jeopardy after WikiLeaks founder seeks asylum in Ecuadorean embassy
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20 Jun 2012: How long can Julian Assange stay in the embassy, and could he go to Ecuador? These and other legal questions answered
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20 Jun 2012: Lawyer representing two women who accuse WikiLeaks founder of sexual assault says he still expects extradition to go ahead
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19 Jun 2012: Stanley Johnson in Rio de Janeiro: Many supreme court chief justices will also be at the Earth summit, to argue the illegality of politicians reneging on promises
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14 Jun 2012: Supreme court responds to request to reopen case of extradition to Sweden with terse statement declaring it 'without merit'
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1 Jun 2012: Lady Neuberger says Ken Clarke's involvement in selection of lord chief justice and supreme court president is a 'disgrace'
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31 May 2012:
Amy Goodman: As the contrast with the extradition case of Augusto Pinochet shows, it's one law for whistleblowers, another for war criminals
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30 May 2012:
Paul Owen: WikiLeaks founder given 14 days to decide whether to ask supreme court to reopen the case
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30 May 2012: Joshua Rozenberg: Dinah Rose QC buys her client another two weeks - much to the supreme court's embarrassment
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