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Stop Lauri Love Extradition: Change Extradition Policy

Created by J.J. on December 23, 2016

The Extradition Treaty with USA was arranged to prevent and deal with terrorist activities. In no way can alleged hacking activities be served with 99 years in prison.
Lauri Love is facing extradition for his alleged involvement in a series of online protests that followed the persecution and untimely death of Aaron Swartz.
He is being pursued by the US criminal justice system for protesting abuses of that same system, with prosecutors in three US court districts accusing Mr Love of hacking into government websites.
Mr Love was first arrested on 28 October 2013 under the UK's Computer Misuse Act. Nine months later, he was not charged and ultimately released on bail.
Mr Love's case should be heard in the UK and/or any sentence imposed should be served in the UK.
Yours sincerely,

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