I don’t know the exact punishment for skipping bail, but I’m pretty sure if he gets a suspended sentence he won’t be allowed to leave the country until it has passed. Once he’s served his time he’d be free to leave and might even be deported.
“And the Bunny nails it!” ~ Gabrael “If the UN can get through a day without everyone strangling everyone else so can we.” ~ CyranCross posting from the US politics thread, a recently leaked chat shows that among other things, Wikileaks was rapidly anti-Clinton, and worked towards getting a Republican elected to the White House.
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-43072261
Yeah, we aren't dealing with good people here.
Politics is the skilled use of blunt objects.Some of my friends claim that Clinton has gone on record saying of Assange "Why can't we just drone him" at some staff meeting, making Wikileaks justifiably angry at her. Of course, they advanced no proof of such, nor even an article link.
edited 15th Feb '18 7:52:10 AM by Medinoc
"And as long as a sack of shit is not a good thing to be, chivalry will never die."https://www.snopes.com/julian-assange-drone-strike/
Basically it's a "someone unnamed at State said she asked this".
edited 15th Feb '18 10:16:43 AM by Deadbeatloser22
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I see we have someone tone policing a judge.
Not quite sure where a judge's role includes prejudging as well, it did come across as facts and evidence don't matter, he's obviously guilty and wanting to hurt Assange, make him pay for what he's alleged to have done. Now as far as the drone strike is concerned that was an extreme idea that I had no idea Snopes had actually looked at, but I think even Trump would have more pressing concerns than looking to start a war over this. As I understand it Assange is in a box, he can't be exposing secrets to the world anymore and to those who were threatened by him (let's say it's possible the allegations were a way to silence him) then that's enough, he's discredited.
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That's how she came across. Am I wrong to point out if a judge maybe oversteps their bounds on a allegation? Remember this is only allegations at this point.
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He skipped bail sure and he should be hung drawn and quartered for that, and if Assange did rape a girl then yes condemn him if he did it. I guess this judge is just that mad and just that furious that Assange skipped bail that in her mind of course he's guilty.
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And the conspiracy theories just keep going on.
Trump is a rapist. Assange is a rapist. He probably looked at him and went you know, it's like looking in a mirror. Whereas Clinton's the kind of scary, "nasty woman" that your average sexual assaulter is simultaneously terrified and contemptuous of.
edited 15th Feb '18 3:31:05 PM by AmbarSonofDeshar
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The courts have been unable to go ahead with finding his guilt or innocence so I'm sure we would all be very interested indeed in the details of the court case you have conducted.
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Just out of curiosity the trial would be in America yes? Do they not have presumption of innocence?
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He won't be proved innocent or guilty of any of the charges in Sweden because the court there will not pursue it, so the Swedish case is no longer relevant.
As you said, skipping bail is the only thing he would definitely be tried for and (almost) certainly found guilty. (I say "almost" just to allow for the possibility of some bizarre scenario where he somehow gets off.)
Is the penalty for skipping bail a jail term? I would expect that it would be, or at least a suspended sentence and a fine, but I don't know about UK legislation in this.
If he does get a suspended sentence, I wonder if he might just leave the country - assuming he's allowed to travel, and not handed over to the US - and never come back? I don't think the authorities in the UK would mind that. He could go back to Australia or move to Ecuador now that he's got citizenship there. Russia would probably also be happy to have him.
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