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Cracking Suspect Lauri Love Wins Appeal Against Extradition to US

posted by takyon on Monday February 05 2018, @07:11PM   Printer-friendly
from the case-cracked dept.

canopic jug writes:

The UK high court has finally ruled on the extradition of Lauri Love, the Finnish-British student accused of cracking U.S. government websites. He will not be extradited to face trial in America. The court accepted both of the main arguments that there is no reason he cannot not be tried in England and that he might suffer serious damage to his health if he were extradited.

Source: Hacking Suspect Lauri Love Wins Appeal Against Extradition to US

Previously: Lauri Love to be Extradited to the U.S.
Lauri Love's Appeal Will be Heard in the UK on November 28th and 29th

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  • (Score: 2, Interesting) by pTamok on Monday February 05 2018, @10:13PM

    by pTamok (3042) on Monday February 05 2018, @10:13PM (#633482)

    Many lawyers are habituated not to use commas. It seems weird, but it is true. Commas are regarded as potentially introducing dangerous ambiguity, so contracts and wills (and other legal documents) have traditionally been written in many jurisdictions without the use of commas. There isn't a hard-and-fast rule

    http://www.adamsdrafting.com/drafting-without-punctuation/ [adamsdrafting.com]

    http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=1618 [upenn.edu]

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