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It takes nothing away from the value of WikiLeaks to say that.] And yet none of this is as disturbing as the report, in today's Times, that the Justice Department is trying to come up with some theory that will allow them to prosecute Assange for espionage.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet And yet none of this is as disturbing as the report, in today's Times, that the Justice Department is trying to come up with some theory that will allow them to prosecute Assange for espionage.

Even if they escape punishment at home, however, the lawyers could find themselves pursued in European countries that have laws allowing them to prosecute torture no matter where it occurred.

From the mid-sixteenth century they were increasingly criminalised, with statutes allowing them to be prosecuted for infanticide and as witches.

"But we wanted to make sure that each state got the information through a legal process that allowed them to use it to prosecute and lock up these sexual predators.

The Member States must pass extra-territorial legislation allowing them to carry out investigations, prosecute and punish any individual guilty of crimes committed abroad and linked to child sex abuse.

The MEJA allows for prosecutions of these same contractors, but allows them to proceed through civilian prosecuting authorities in civilian courts with all of the normal constitutional protections.

But if you've treated them in ways that won't allow you to prosecute them you're in this no man's land.

Mr. Gleeson, referring to small counties, said he hoped "the legislature will find a solution to allow counties to prosecute such cases".

It's increasingly clear he was training for a different mission, and good lawyering will allow us to prosecute him for whatever he intended to do.

"The judges should have said 'no, we're not going to allow you to prosecute citizens in a time when protest is critical to our country.