He could conceivably be charged for whatever laws we have relevant to espionage or something. I'm not a lawyer, but you don't have to be one to know we have laws against people who peddle government secrets.
Yeah it's obvious you're not a lawyer. Wikileaks is protected by the first amendment of the constitution.
Go focus on building your backlinks or something.
identity_00[U said:[/U];1081550]He is done and will get caught. Our society is setup to track people and unless you're living in cave and getting food delivered secretly its just no possible you will eventually trip and/or activate something that is traciable. No expenses or resources will spared to catch this guy. His only hope is that a non extradition country will spare him after arrest (assuming they are not to mad). My money is on the long arm of the usa law. They are very pursuasive and its machine is already working with interpol and the international warrants attached to him. They will have him soon enough.
Hopefully he has a backup plan with #2's in charge after they put him away.
He hasn't been charged or indicted with ANYTHING yet by the US! The arrest warrant is over a Swedish rape case, which has a lot of allegations and very little evidence!
Did you even read the article, or did you just decide to mindlessly babble about it and then mash the "post reply" button?