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Nasa hacker: I'd get a fairer trial in UK
Gary McKinnon, who is seeking prosecution in the UK, explains why he wants to avoid the US courts
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Gary McKinnon, who is seeking prosecution in the UK, explains why he wants to avoid the US courts
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