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The attorneys for wikileaks founder julian assange is speaking right now. let s have a listen. in court with him today. i think the swedish government is looking using their legal pressure. i believe that the swedish process is an abusive process. as i sand here now, despite the ox orientation of the district judge, we still have not been given the material about and the evidence to which mr. assange is entitled to allow him to understand the nature of the allegations against him. mr. stevens, if the appeal does happen within the next hour from the swedes, is it true that mr. assange will have to remain behind bars for another 48 hours until there s another hearing spp. yes. whatever happens, mr. assange will have to stay behind bars. he ll have to be staying behind bars because there s an appeal and we ll be in court late tomorrow or early thursday or because we haven t got 200,000 pounds which we can deliver to this court in cash because, of