Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, is expected to appear in a UK court tomorrow!

[Magda Hassan]

Condom produced by AA "Told police where the rip was before she'd examined it".
For those who haven't read or been told about the lab report,
For those who haven't read or been told about the lab report, no chromosomal DNA was detected on the famous ripped condom. Concurring statements by Assange and the remaining accuser AA, assert that the condom had been used for several hours during sexual contact, and for that reason, forensic experts said it must be expected to be covered with chromosomal DNA from both parties. With a 2% error margin in the reliability of observations, none whatsoever was detected.
The significance of this item is paramount. Not only did it fuel countless weird and salacious stories in the press world-wide; it was also used as material evidence to re-open investigations into the affair; which had already been closed by a second, more senior prosecutor, Eva Finné, on the basis of the other woman's testimony, strangely enough.
http://thing2thing.com/?p=2377
It was made clear that the two women came to the police station to make an enquiry, not a complaint; that no statements had been initially recorded, and that Assange had definitely NOT committed a crime. Surely a lab report which negated the very reason for the re-opening of this case would matter to an impartial authorité judiciaire in any country, but Marianne Ny did not let up.Ny has seemed determined, vexatious and inordinately unaccommodating; the veritable attack dog of Lady Hale's worst nightmares.

It seems unlikely, but if Ny did manage to mount a case, then Assange would be subjected to another indefinite and incommunicado pre-trail detention, and who would be optimistic in that case, irrespective of whether America exercise their right to "Temporary" Surrender before, during or AFTER this ordeal, which the defence estimate could take up to a year? Even if Assange walked an innocent man after 3 years of house arrest and imprisonment, the whole process would be likely to start all over again, take a life-time, and eventually entail his execution for the sought-after conviction of espionage.
What's clear is that from Sweden onwards, no one would know what's going on in the courtroom, because the doors would be closed. While they were open, it was obvious that the facts of the case, especially the lab report, became of little interest; neither to the High nor Supreme Courts; and neither to the press, who have only just learned not to copy/paste the word "charges", lest they be sued. And unless a miracle happened, Julian was going to Sweden very soon.
Yesterday Julian's father, John Shipton explained why:
"He can put in an application to the European Court of Human Rights, but there's a three year waiting period. It will not prevent his immediate extradition and imprisonment for God knows how long… What good is it if they decide in three years time that it was in violation of his human rights?
Hmmm… that is about as backed into a corner as one can get.
Mr Shipton joins Julian's mother in recommending some enlightening reading. He's very much a Rixstep man [B][URL="http://rixstep.com/0/jawl.shtml"]http://rixstep.com/0/jawl.shtml
[/URL]"…to learn everything about the case in Sweden, and for reference to other unfortunates, already held at a prosecutor's "pleasure"; incommunicado and without time limits."[/B]