The ruling follows a judicial review filed by Mountbatten-Windsor on Oct. 5, challenging his February arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office. He was suspected of leaking government documents to Epstein during his time as a trade envoy, leading to raids at his Sandringham Estate residence and his former home at Royal Lodge. A separate hearing will now determine if the public may access the court documents.
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UK Police Admit Epstein Search Warrants Against Andrew Were Unlawful
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British authorities have quashed the search orders that allowed the raid of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's residences during the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Police officials conceded on Oct. 8 that the warrants for properties linked to the former royal were granted incorrectly and were therefore invalid, ending a legal dispute over the lawfulness of the evidence collection.
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