> And your sovereignty argument falls short as well.
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> But they came, we tried them under our legal system, and
> the seizure of evidence was deemed legal

Hm-m. Two individuals violated U.S. law (btw, Russian law too). While getting evidence U.S. officials violated law of other country. Is these actions legal?
It's not about some incredible laws like "rights to start nuclear missile against U.S.", it's about _normal_ law, which conforms international law (do not break into comp. systems). Likewise: if somebody harmed me, do i reply same way to employer of this person? I think, no.


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