It took more than a decade, but in the end, it happened very quickly. Julian Assange, the Australian founder of whistle-blowing platform WikiLeaks, first passed details of U.S. diplomatic cables to the left-leaning British newspaper the Guardian in 2010. He then released unredacted copies of all the documents he had the following year, at the same time he was being investigated by the Department of Justice under the provisions of the Espionage Act of 1917. But it took until March 2018 for a sealed indictment to be issued charging him with conspiracy to commit computer intrusion. All the while, Assange was fighting other battles. He had been charged with rape by Swedish prosecutors.
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