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Hacker wins US extradition delay
A Briton accused of hacking into secret military computers has won a two-week stay on his extradition to the US.
Glasgow-born Gary McKinnon won a stay until 28 August at the European Court of Human Rights after losing an appeal at the House of Lords last month.
The unemployed man could face life in jail if convicted of accessing 97 US military and Nasa computers.
The 42-year-old admitted breaking into the computers from his London home but said he sought information on UFOs.
A brief statement by his solicitors announced said he has been granted "interim relief" until that date "for his application to be heard before the full chamber".
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Hacker wins US extradition delay
A Briton accused of hacking into secret military computers has won a two-week stay on his extradition to the US.
Glasgow-born Gary McKinnon won a stay until 28 August at the European Court of Human Rights after losing an appeal at the House of Lords last month.
The unemployed man could face life in jail if convicted of accessing 97 US military and Nasa computers.
The 42-year-old admitted breaking into the computers from his London home but said he sought information on UFOs.
A brief statement by his solicitors announced said he has been granted "interim relief" until that date "for his application to be heard before the full chamber".
More at link...
