Why the search warrant was deemed 'unlawful' and what happens next?
BBC News reports on a significant legal development regarding search warrants used by Thames Valley Police against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor earlier this year. The High Court ruled that the initial warrants were issued under the wrong legislation, making them unlawful.
Background
- Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public.
- He denies any wrongdoing.
- Thames Valley Police acknowledged the mistake in obtaining the warrants.
What happens next?
The ruling raises questions about the legality of the searches conducted on Mountbatten-Windsor's homes on February 19, 2023. The court's decision highlights the importance of proper legal procedures in such cases.
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