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Extradition hearing for WikiLeaks' Assange to be split in two parts

By REUTERS

JANUARY 23, 2020 14:21

The hearing to decide whether WikiLeaks’ founder Julian Assange can be extradited from Britain to the United States will be split into two, with the second half delayed until May, a British judged ruled on Thursday.

Following applications from Assange’s legal team and lawyers representing the United States, Judge Vanessa Baraitser at Westminster Magistrates' Court agreed that the hearing would start on Feb. 24 for a week, with the remaining three weeks taking place from May 18.

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By HANNAH SARISOHN

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By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

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IDF releases the names of two IDF soldiers who died in combat

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

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US found five IDF units responsible for gross human rights violations

By REUTERS

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