
Law Report
UK court ruling paves way for new Assange appeal against extradition; Bad Neighbours: surveillance cameras
May 21, 2024
Julian Assange can appeal extradition to the US; Legal implications of espionage charges, health impact, global journalism implications. Greek immigrant's asbestos exposure and lung cancer case study. Legalities of surveillance cameras and privacy rights in Australia.
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- The UK court ruling on Assange's extradition raises concerns about foreign nationals' rights and freedom of expression in the legal system.
- A landmark ruling on asbestos-related lung cancer cases establishes a legal precedent for compensation, even in cases involving smokers.
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Julian Assange granted right to appeal extradition decision
The High Court in London granted WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange the right to appeal a decision to extradite him to the USA. This ruling is significant as it raises questions about the rights of foreign nationals and freedom of expression. The court is concerned with the assurances given by the USA regarding Assange's rights as a foreign national and the potential discrimination he might face in the US legal system.
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