US EditionRomanian court lifts judicial controls against Andrew Tate, pending investigation
The final ruling removes judicial control as Romanian prosecutors continue a human trafficking investigation into the brothers.
- On Monday, a Bucharest court revoked all preventive judicial control measures against internet personality Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, removing their obligation to regularly check in with authorities during ongoing criminal investigations.
- Romanian anti-organized crime prosecutors initially detained the Tates in December 2022, holding them in custody for months before the Bucharest court of appeals relaxed conditions to house arrest in 2023 and later to regular police check-ins.
- Lead defence lawyer Eugene Vidineac said, "This decision confirms what we have argued consistently from the beginning, the case was built on questionable evidence," referencing the court's prior removal of inadmissible victim testimonies.
- The court ordered the state to pay all legal costs while prosecutors continue investigating the first case and a second probe initiated in 2024 against the Tates and four other suspects on organised crime charges.
- British police reopened an investigation into rape and sexual assault allegations against Tate covering 2014 and 2015, while a Romanian court previously ruled the brothers will be extradited to the United Kingdom after their Romanian trial concludes.
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A court in Romania has lifted all legal requirements against the US-British influencer and confessing female enemy Andrew Tate. Tate's lawyers provided the AFP on Monday with a copy of the judgment of the Bucharest court, which "removes the preventive measure of judicial control and also applies to Tate's brother Tristan Tate. Neither the court nor the prosecutor's office first gave their opinion on the judgment. This also obliges the state to b…
The siblings were accused of forming an organised criminal organisation, trafficking in children, sexual abuse of minors and money laundering
Organized crime, trafficking in children, sexual abuse, money laundering: The list of Romanian investigations against the Tate brothers is long. Now the judiciary in Bucharest surprisingly collects all the requirements against the two professing enemies of women.
Despite allegations of abuse: A court in Bucharest has dropped all legal restrictions against Andrew Tate. Now the eyes are on the British investigating authorities.
The Romanian court has raised all the preventive judicial control measures directed at Andrew Tate, accused of trafficking in minors and money laundering, informs AFP, reading the influence attorneys. Andrew Tate’s team has transmitted the decision of the court of Bucharest that “revocates the preventive measure of judicial control available” Neither the court nor the park has responded ...
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