US prosecution of Julian Assange 'sets dangerous precedent', says lawyer Jennifer Robinson

Julian Assange's longest serving legal adviser, Jennifer Robinson, celebrates his 'historic' release outside the federal court in the US Pacific island territory of Saipan. Speaking to media moments before Assange walked free, Robinson claimed his prosecution 'should be of concern to journalists everywhere'.
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Assange, who had flown to Saipan from London after his prison release, arrived at court accompanied by Australia's US ambassador Kevin Rudd and high commissioner to the UK Stephen Smith.
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