>It’s high time, either way, for both sides to be heard in court. As most of the charges against Assange are related to espionage, it's very likely he will not

>It’s high time, either way, for both sides to be heard in court. As most of the charges against Assange are related to espionage, it's very likely he will not even be presented an opportunity to defend himself in court, like what happened with Ellsberg. It's nice to think that the courts might ultimately make a fair ruling, but the amount of government misconduct means that will never happen. They've already compromised the attorney-client privlage, a fair case is already impossible.