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"Depends on whether a crime had been committed by Snowden in the UK (unlikely, imo), or whether the UK had accepted a US warrant for his arrest (which they almo
by Ntrails 13y ago
"Depends on whether a crime had been committed by Snowden in the UK (unlikely, imo), or whether the UK had accepted a US warrant for his arrest (which they almost certainly would)"
I don't know if he was carrying the documents when he left, if so the same offence as Miranda.
Declassifying the documents just because they had been leaked would be absurd.
Yes, but to me it seems just as absurd to have openly available documents classified.
- andyjohnson0 13y ago"the same offence as Miranda" Miranda didn't commit an offence in the UK. He was released without being charged with anything. Today's judgement was about whether it was lawful to detain him under counter-terrorism laws.