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--- usa_uk_vs_julian_assange_-_extradition_hearing_part_2 [2020/06/12 12:39] – editor42
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 **//S01E02 - The Empire Keeps on Striking//**
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 ===== What We Know Already =====
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 Assange's extradition hearing, started on [[usa_vs_julian_assange_extradition_hearing_part_1_24-28_feb|Feb 24th-28th 2020]] will continue **for two to three weeks, on September 7th**.
-As with previous episode, the Westminster Court of Magistrates (and the judge [[actors_of_a_persecution#judge_baraitser|Vanessa Baraitser]], doing the front job for her boss [[actors_of_a_persecution#judge_arbuthnot|Emma Arbuthnot]]) is likely to deport itself physically to another court location.
+As with previous episode, the Westminster Court of Magistrates (and the judge [[actors_of_a_persecution#judge_baraitser|Vanessa Baraitser]], doing the front job for her boss [[actors_of_a_persecution#judge_arbuthnot|Emma Arbuthnot]]) will deport itself physically to another court location: Old Bailey, the Central Criminal Court of London.
-This time we know it is very likely **it won't be in Woolwich Crown Court**, which is adjacent to [[belmarsh_high-security_prison|HMP Belmarsh]] high-security prison, where Julian Assange is being illegally kept.
+This time we know **it won't be in Woolwich Crown Court**, which is adjacent to [[belmarsh_high-security_prison|HMP Belmarsh]] high-security prison, where Julian Assange is being illegally kept.
+==== Where Precisely Will the Extradition Hearing be Held? ====
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+Hearing is likely to be held at [[https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=51.5155&mlon=-0.1018#map=16/51.5155/-0.1018|Old Bailey]], the Central Criminal Court of England and Wales (commonly called the Old Bailey, after the street on which it stands), in Central London.
-===== What We Don't Know Yet =====
+=== How to get there? ===
+City Thameslink, Farringdon
-==== Where Precisely Will the Extradition Hearing be Held? ====
+St Paul's
-{{ :london_belmarsh_prison_aerial_view.jpg?200|}}
-Rumours go it will be somewhere around London, but technically the judge could decide to have it anywhere. If the precise location is not announced early enough in advance, it could be seen as attempt -one more- at making it more difficult for Assange's defense and supporters to organize...
-=== How to get there? ===
+Stay tuned for information about mutualized/organized trips to the hearing...
-First, let's get to know where is "there"! ;) Stay tuned for information about mutualized/organized trips to the hearing...
+===== What We Don't Know Yet =====
 ==== How Long is it Going to Last? ====
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 It may be up to three weeks, as the UK is trying hard to maintain the appearance of fair and impartial proceedings, despite all evidence that this is a mockery of justice. Proceedings could be shorter (on February they were scheduled to last for 5 days and ended up during only 3.5, the prosecution having surprisingly little -always the same- things to say...).
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 ==== How the Public will be Able to Attend? ====
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 Yet many supporters felt comfortable expressing their support and anger while organizing **outside** of the court room. Will it be possible this time, due to Covid-19 restrictions or any other pretext used to silence public expression on Assange's case?
+==== Is anything of this even legal? ====
+The [[https://challengepower.info/superseding_indictment_-_24-06-2020|superceding indictment]] has apparently not even been officially sent to the court, nor the defense. Is it even part of the proceedings? Or are the proceedings now working on the basis of a US indictment that no longer has legal force? It's not anyways like if the UK demonstrated any sort of attachment to legality, the respect of international treaties, or even the appearance of impartial justice so far...
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