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Tuesday’s decision follows a ruling in June by a Swedish court that Assange should not be detained.

He’s scheduled to be sentenced on Feb. 6. He could face up to 20 years.

Prosecutors sought throughout the document to make a distinction between what Assange did as the founder and "public face" of WikiLeaks and the work of journalists.

He faces a separate court hearing Thursday on a U.S. extradition request.

A lawyer says the Army private convicted in the Wikileaks case wants estrogen treatments that would promote breast development and other female characteristics, which she'd be willing to pay for, while she's incarcerated at the all-men military prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.

By asking to be known as a woman named Chelsea, Bradley Manning has created a host of possible challenges for the military as the soldier begins serving a 35-year prison sentence for giving secrets to WikiLeaks.

Army Pfc. Bradley Manning's father says he thinks his son is innocent despite his convictions for disclosing classified information through WikiLeaks.

Bradley Manning's possible prison sentence could hinge on the damage his leaks caused the U.S. government and his motives for releasing the sensitive material.

Lawyers are preparing their arguments on whether an Army private who gave government secrets to WikiLeaks should be acquitted of some charges due to a lack of incriminating evidence.