Fast lane, Slow lane, Road-Block

Jude Fleming
1 min readAug 31, 2020

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Assange Exclusion Clause explained

3 min. Video

Forgive the soundtrack volume. It was playing on my laptop and I was farther away from the mic.

Basic points to read first before you watch it.

2 lane highway Assange in fast lane,

then parked Scores of other EAW’s cases held in abeyance, adjourned regularly, creating a backlog in UK courts —

PARKED until Assange matter decided UK revises law in 2014 adds a clause that new law won’t be applied retrospectively

Assange is the only case that was excluded b/c it couldn’t benefit from new law retrospectively

Other emails indicate

UK Supreme Court involved in unprecedented “informal” communications which generated a lot of extra work, “non-stop” because other EAW’s were being adjourned regularly, then they would have to come up again in the UK courts… UK created a back log, parked the cases

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