There is definitely a case to be made for a total miscarriage of justice in her case, and indeed this is supported by the evidence of her illegal detention. It

There is definitely a case to be made for a total miscarriage of justice in her case, and indeed this is supported by the evidence of her illegal detention. It may not be obvious from a shallow observation of her case, but the very real and absolute war crimes and crimes against humanity she - and others - have revealed, were committed by the very group of people that currently has her in its sights. Very real crimes were committed, and the people who committed them are now trying Chelsea, and Assange, in a corrupted court. So .. no. This particular grand jury situation is going to be illegal and invalid, by any and all measure. You cannot be tried, in a fair and just society, by the very organizations you have revealed are committing crimes against humanity. Chelsea Manning is this generations' Sophie Scholl. That was not 'justice' either, even if it was accepted by society at large as a consequence of the zeitgeist.