'This is nonsense': Julian Assange interjections earn stern warning | latikambourke
The British judge hearing Julian Assange's extradition case has warned the WikiLeaks founder that he could be kicked out of his own court hearing if he continues to interrupt witnesses while they are giving evidence.
Lewis said the 18 counts that Assange faces, if he is extradited to face trial in the US, relate to computer hacking and conspiring to penetrate US systems, in violation of the Espionage Act.
Stafford Smith argues that WikiLeaks publications helped expose wrongdoing, including torture and murder at Guantanamo as well as the use of drone strikes in Pakistan – an ally of America's.
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