Publicado hace 11 años por francisco a internacional.elpais.com

Autoridades, expertos y juristas se indignan por las críticas de Julian Assange y de Ecuador a uno de los sistemas judiciales más garantistas del mundo. Es irónico, Assange viajó a Estocolmo con la vista puesta en que sus garantistas leyes. Si Washington lo acusa será por un delito de espionaje o similar. Ahí se toparía con la ley sueca. La legislación prohíbe las extradiciones por actividades políticas como espionaje. “Si esto es una conspiración, habría sido más fácil pedir su extradición desde el Reino Unido”

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D

sencillamente... si tan impecable es el sistema sueco porqué no interrogan a Assange en londres y terminan con todo esto? es muy común hacer este tipo de procesos de instrucción de un caso fuera de un país y Suecia lo ha hecho antes. ¿porqué no ahora?

D

Lo que Suecia olvida:

The Washington-based Organisation of American States had condemned Britain's threat, and South American foreign ministers strongly backed Correa's position that Britain's warning was unacceptable and could set a dangerous precedent.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/aug/26/assange-ecuador-embassy-safe

francisco

#2 No tiene nada que ver la inviolabilidad de las embajadas con el juicio a Assange.

Además de eso, Assange no estaba en la embajada cuando le reclamaron, aceptó recluirse en una casa particular y se comprometió a volver cuando fuera requerido.

D

Bancos de Islandia, empresarios israelíes que se formaron en Irán, las cárceles polacas, personas con el síndrome de Asperger, Assange y extradiciones. ¿Qué tienen en común?

El juez, Sir John Thomas, que apoyó al empresario sospechoso de fraude a gran escala relacionado con la crisis islandesa, ha rechazado la apelación de Assange, rechaza apelaciones basadas en los derechos humanos sin investigarlas y deniega exámenes médicos válidos a personas con síndrome de Asperger (otro hacker que, al igual que Assange, también accedió sin permiso a documentos confidenciales).

Vincent Tchenguiz, a British entrepreneur born in October 1956, is a native of Tehran. He hails from an Iraqi-Jewish background. His family left Iraq in 1948 and settled in Iran. At this time, the family name was changed from Khadouri to Tchenguiz. The fall of the Shah of Iran in 1979 precipitated a move from the country.

On March 10th, 2011, Vincent Tchenguiz was arrested by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) as part of a wider investigation into the collapse of Icelandic bank, Kaupthing. However, he was released the same day without charge.[2]

Subsequently, on March 16th, 2011 the High Court in London ruled that Vincent Tchenguiz could sue Icelandic bank, Kaupthing for damages of £1 billion ($1.6 billion)[3]. In September 2011, Kaupthing reached an out of court settlement with the Tchenguiz Family Trust in their pursuit of damages against the Icelandic bank[4]. All details of the settlement remain confidential.

On 5th December, 2011, Vincent Tchenguiz and other parties in the case wrote to SFO, outlining details of allegation against the government department and seeking damages of c.£100 million.[citation needed]

On 22nd December 2011, the SFO and the Treasury Solicitors Department (TSoI) admitted factual errors in the information used to obtain the warrants against Consensus Business Group and Vincent Tchenguiz; stated that the warrants should be quashed; and that material seized under the warrants would be returned that day. Furthermore, the SFO offered to pay reasonable legal costs.[citation needed]

Vincent Tchenguiz said: “It beggars belief that the SFO has taken so long to realise the error of their ways and I do not regard their actions … as being of their own initiative – their hand has been forced by our legal actions. Whilst I am glad that they have conceded to pay the significant legal costs incurred – the damage their actions have caused, both financial and to my reputation, are far greater. I intend to pursue them through the civil courts for damages.”


Fuente: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_Tchenguiz

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has been hit with further criticism from the High Court in a judgment handed down today in relation to an investigation into businessmen brothers Vincent and Robert Tchenguiz.

Debevoise & Plimpton’s Lord Goldsmith QC questioned whether the SFO was “fit for purpose” while acting for property tycoon Vincent Tchenguiz after the new director David Green admitted mistakes and dropped its investigation into the businessman and his brother Robert (20 June 2012).

Now Sir John Thomas, president of the Queens Bench Division, has officially ruled that the search warrants issued to the SFO were unlawfully obtained by “misrepresentation and non-disclosure”.


Fuente: http://www.thelawyer.com/high-court-slams-sfo-over-handling-of-tchenguiz-prob

Julian Assange's options narrow as judges reject extradition appeal

The president of the Queen's Bench Division, Sir John Thomas, sitting with Mr Justice Ouseley, threw out Assange's four-point appeal against the Swedish prosecutor's European arrest warrant.

Fuente: http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/nov/02/julian-assange-options-narrow-judges

Judge blasts Poles who try to avoid deportation and rules prisons in Poland 'meet human rights obligations'

He said the courts had been inundated with appeals against extradition based on ‘unfounded’ complaints about conditions in Polish prisons.

Dismissing six cases, Sir John Thomas, president of the Queen’s Bench Division, rejected claims that conditions in Polish prisons are so ‘inhuman or degrading’ that they violate inmates’ fundamental rights.

All six applicants in yesterday’s hearing, who moved to the UK to live and work, were held under European arrest warrants in connection with alleged crimes committed in Poland.

Each case raised the issue of whether extraditing the applicant would, because of Polish prison conditions, result in inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment in breach of article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights, said the judge.


Fuente: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2190037/Judge-blasts-Poles-try-avoid-deportation-rules-prisons-Poland-meet-human-rights-obligations.html

Gary McKinnon extradition case reviewed at high court

Two high court judges, Sir John Thomas and Mr Justice Globe, are to review the progress of the case.

McKinnon's mother, Janis Sharp, said last week he had "no choice" but to refuse because the expert the Home Office had named to carry out the examination, Professor Thomas Fahy, had no experience of Asperger's syndrome.

"It is not a refusal: he had no choice. It is an impossibility because the assessment they want him to have is by someone who has no experience and wouldn't be able to diagnose his suicide risk," she told BBC Three Counties Radio.

McKinnon had three medical examinations in April by three leading experts in Asperger's and suicidal risk: Professor Simon Baron Cohen, Professor Jeremy Turk and Dr Jan Vermeulen. They concluded that he was at extreme risk of suicide if extradited, and that he was currently unfit for trial.


Fuente: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/jul/24/gary-mckinnon-extradition-review-hacker?newsfeed=true

Hace dos años, el tribunal supremo británico falló que McKinnon podría ser extraditado a EE.UU, por lo que su abogado elevó una apelación ante la última instancia judicial posible, la Cámara de los Lores. Los lores presentaron su conclusión, que autoriza la extradición.

Fuente: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_McKinnon

francisco

#8 BULLSHIT

D

#9

Tras escuchar los argumentos de la Fiscalía de la Corona británica sobre uno de esos nombres, el del periodista y documentalista John Pilger, al que calificó de "nómada", el juez, en tono despectivo, rechazó su aval por considerarle "otro australiano peripatético". El juez ha impuesto en cualquier caso condiciones draconianas para la liberación condicional de Assange, que tendrá que llevar un brazalete electrónico, presentarse diariamente en la comisaría y guardar un riguroso toque de queda.

Fuente: http://www.publico.es/352191/algunos-avalistas-de-assange-no-convencieron-al-juez

sorrillo

Títeres.

D

Vosotros sois los que no podeis dar lecciones de nada, lameculos de los yanquis.

t

No hace falta acusarle de espionaje: se retuerce un poco, se le acusa de terrorista (que es muy socorrido y a esos los extradita todo cristo), y listos.