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Amnesty says from!
Svenska Dagbladet quotes Paul Wrange in his commentary: "We are in principle obliged to extradite people U.S. requests extradition subject to a number of conditions are met, the law expert Paul Wrange earlier told SVT's Rapport." http://www.dn.se/nyheter/varlden/amn...sange-till-usa Disclosure of Sweden require British approval, but according Tuscanas investigation earlier in the thread, it is sufficient enough that the relevant government minister says yes. Current British government will hardly say no. |
Now the man from the Swedish official sources, systems maintenance and hugs Assangehate hold course, to say that Sweden CAN NOT make any guarantees. First, it would encroach on judicial independence (Bildt). Then it became extradition treaty with the U.S. that made it impossible (Wrange). But I have shown, I think, that the extradition treaty allows Sweden to say no to the request for extradition for Wikileaksrelaterade deeds.
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Edit: See also Groinks (see below translation please) posts https://www.flashback.org/sp39488630.
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Senast redigerad av Aleksanterinkatu Igår kl. 23:12.
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Senast redigerad av Aleksanterinkatu Igår kl. 23:12.
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Groink's Translation of his post : https://www.flashback.org/sp39488630
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Ursprungligen postat av Aleksanterinkatu
The agreement obligates not Sweden to extradite an
Australian citizen to the United States for crimes not committed in the
United States (unless the Swedish courts would have jurisdiction in the
case).
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