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WASHINGTON,UNITED STATES (16/OCT/2012.) - The United States expressed disappointment Tuesday after Britain decided not to extradite hacker Gary McKinnon, wanted on suspicion of having access to secret systems ofNASA and the Pentagon . "The United States is disappointed by the decision to refuse the extradition of Gary McKinnon to face justice in the United States after a long time. We are examining thedetails of the decision" Britain, said the State Department spokesperson, Victoria Nuland, reporters. The spokesman insisted that the 10-year legal battle had not undermined the close ties betweenLondon and Washington: "I think you know that we have an amazing partnership and that obviously will continue." Earlier, the British Minister of Interior, Theresa May, said his government had decided toextradite McKinnon violate their human rights, as it was at high risk for suicide attempt. McKinnon, 46, suffers from Asperger syndrome, a form of autism. "Mr McKinnon is accused of serious crimes, butthere is no doubt that he is seriously ill," May said to appear before the House of Commons.The Public Prosecution Service of the Crown of Great Britain will now decide whether McKinnon should betried in Britain. Gary McKinnon acknowledged that he had dozens of computers hacked Pentagon and NASA in 2002, but he had done for the sole purpose of finding evidence of the existence ofextraterrestrials. Accused of being the author of the act of "piracy largest ever in the military computer system" U.S., McKinnon was liable to a penalty of 60 years in the United States, held its supporters.News & Test Drive | January 27, 2010 - Technological developments that occur in the world of car shows are coming to the country. Increasingly brands care more about importing devices that are...