Judge postpones hearing over whether Tate brothers should stay in custody as they fight extradition
The judge gave defense lawyers more time to answer prosecutors as the brothers remain in custody and their next release hearing is set for Aug. 27.
- On Thursday, a federal judge postponed the bail hearing for Andrew and Tristan Tate, granting the defense additional time to respond to prosecutors' arguments and rescheduling the matter for August 27.
- Following their July 18 arrest on a British extradition warrant, United Kingdom prosecutors seek to try the brothers on dozens of charges, including rape and sex trafficking, allegations both men deny.
- During Thursday's protest outside the federal facility, defense attorney Joseph McBride vowed to take the extradition fight 'straight to President Trump's office,' while influencer Justin Waller and about 30 supporters attended.
- McBride intends to challenge both the evidential basis for the British charges and the conditions the brothers might face if transferred, presenting evidence to the presiding judge at the August 27 hearing.
- The United Kingdom has until mid-September to provide evidence to the State Department, and any potential transfer of the brothers would require the signature of the Secretary of State.
24 Articles
24 Articles
The Derrick
Lodinews.comFate of Tates — bail or no bail — to be decided in 2 weeks as they face UK charges
MIAMI — The fate of the Tate brothers — whether Andrew and Tristan will be released on bail from a Miami federal lock-up as they await extradition to England on rape charges — will be decided in two weeks. A…
'Free Top G': Andrew Tate Supporters Rally Outside Miami Jail as Brothers Fight Extradition to UK Over Rape Charges
Supporters of internet personality Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan, gathered outside the Federal Detention Centre in Miami chanting 'Free Top G' ahead of a bail hearing for the pair, who are fighting extradition to the United Kingdom on rape and trafficking charges. Protesters carried large banners and performed push-ups in the street as they called for the brothers' release. The brothers face extradition to the UK over allegations of rape,…
The Tate Brothers Had A 'Cache' Of Fake Passports, Including One Using The Name Of A James Bond Villain
Andrew and Tristan Tate face a combined total of 59 criminal charges in the United Kingdom. If they are actually innocent as they’ve long maintained they are, the names they chose for their fake passports certainly don’t back that up. According to court documents cited by British prosecutors in the brothers’ Florida bond hearing, the […] The post The Tate Brothers Had A ‘Cache’ Of Fake Passports, Including One Using The Name Of A James Bond Vill…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 53% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
