Top Legal Takeaways on the Implications of the Julian Assange Superseding Indictment
by Matt Naham May 23rd
‘This is Madness’: Julian Assange Hit With a 18 Count Indictment for Violating the Espionage Act
by Jeremy Silk Smith May 23rd
It Will Be Up to Britain to Decide Whether U.S. or Sweden Gets to Try Julian Assange First
by Matt Naham May 20th
Sweden Reopening Julian Assange Rape Case, Complicating U.S. Extradition Effort
by Alberto Luperon May 13th
U.S. Gov’t Dodges Statute of Limitations Issue by Treating Assange Like a ‘Terrorist’
by Colin Kalmbacher Apr 11th
WikiLeaks: Julian Assange Was Arrested After U.S. Extradition Request for Manning Conspiracy
by Ronn Blitzer Apr 11th
Defense Lawyers: ‘Only Possible Conclusion’ Is That the Gov’t Illegally Spied on Chelsea Manning
by Colin Kalmbacher Apr 2nd
Fed Prosecutors Who Screwed Up Big Time over Possible Assange Case Get Judge’s OK on Chelsea Manning Subpoena
by Matt Naham Mar 5th
Roger Stone Was Asked About a Trump Pardon. Reports Show His Answer Wasn’t True.
by Matt Naham Jan 25th
Ecuador Says UK Has Cleared the Way for Assange to Leave Embassy, a Move That Could Affect U.S. Case
by Ronn Blitzer Dec 6th
Julian Assange ‘Instructs’ Lawyers to Sue The Guardian Over the Manafort Meeting Story
by Matt Naham Nov 27th
Paul Manafort Threatens Legal Action Against The Guardian for ‘Deliberately Libelous’ Story
by Matt Naham Nov 27th
The Guardian Accused of ‘Quietly’ Stealth Editing Manafort-WikiLeaks ‘Blockbuster’
by Matt Naham Nov 27th