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>Well if Assange's lawyer thinks the Swedish prosecutor has no case, he must be right! er...thats not what was said at all. however, sticking with the point:its
by drstrangevibes 14y ago
>Well if Assange's lawyer thinks the Swedish prosecutor has no case, he must be right!
er...thats not what was said at all.
however, sticking with the point:its good practise for lawyers to present their case to the other side before trial, Assanges lawyers are saying they arent being given the chance to formulate a defence due to malpractise of the prosecution.