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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's challenge to Thames Valley Police search warrants

  1. Atualização 2 de 2Mais recenteDia 53 dias depois

    Andrew’s Warrants Were Quashed in July. Police Still Hold the Seized Material

    A correction to our 6 October report: the High Court had already invalidated the warrants. The investigation continues, but police authority to retain and examine the seized material remains contested.

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    Daily Mirror

    • Mr Justice Hilliard explains the outcome at the Royal Courts of Justice.
    • The legal grounds, who is funding the claim, and whether Andrew attends Thursday.
    • Whether Sky's "around 9 October" hearing and the Thursday hearing are the same event.
    • When the substantive review will be heard, and whether the investigation ends in a charge or no further action.
    • The judge's decision on document restrictions, and whether media organisations are allowed to make representations.
  2. Atualização 1 de 2Dia 2

    Why Is a Suspect Suing the Police Who Searched His Homes?

    Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is challenging the warrants behind the February raids. Thursday's hearing won't decide whether he wins. It decides how much of the fight the public gets to see.

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    BBC News

    • Arrested on his 66th birthday on suspicion of misconduct in public office; questioned for 11 hours, then released under investigation.
    • Private High Court hearing, reported for 2pm, on the police application to restrict access to court documents.
    • The legal grounds, who is funding the claim, and whether Andrew attends Thursday.
    • Whether Sky's "around 9 October" hearing and the Thursday hearing are the same event.
    • When the substantive review will be heard, and whether the investigation ends in a charge or no further action.
    • The judge's decision on document restrictions, and whether media organisations are allowed to make representations.
    • Any date for the full judicial review of the warrants.

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  2. The claim to quash the warrants becomes public, first through the Telegraph and then a judicial spokesperson.

  3. 40 horas depois

  4. Mr Justice Hilliard explains the outcome at the Royal Courts of Justice.

  5. Private High Court hearing, reported for 2pm, on the police application to restrict access to court documents.

Quem está envolvido

Quem está envolvido

Pessoas

  • Andrew Mountbatten-Windsorthird child of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (born 1960)
  • Charles IIIKing of the United Kingdom since 2022 (born 1948)

Organizações

  • High Court of Justiceone of the Senior Courts of England and Wales
  • Thames Valley PoliceBritish police force responsible for policing the counties of Bucks, Berks and Oxon
  • Buckingham Palaceofficial London residence and principal workplace of the British monarch

Locais

  • Central Criminal Court
  • Royal Courts of Justice
  • Royal Lodge
  • Marsh Farm
  • Sandringham Estate
Why Is a Suspect Suing the Police Who Searched His Homes?