Prince Harry loses legal action on police protection in UK
Prince Harry lost a claim against the British government’s decision to reduce his security plans while in the UK.
King Charles III’s youngest son, Duke of Sussex, is trying to cancel the UK Superior Court decision to protect the Royalty and Public Statistics (RAVEC) to reduce his security.
In February 2020, he changed his defense state, he and his wife, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, were active members of the British royal family, and instead of sharing their time between the United Kingdom and the United States.
Last year, the High Court retired Judge Peter Lane, as requested by Harry, refused to allow the legal revision of the withdrawal of Ravek, saying that the committee’s policy was not irrational or illegal and “no policy injustice”.
Harry, 40, returned to the UK for a two -day hearing At the London Appeal Court in April. At this trial, Harry’s lawyer, Shahid Fatima, argued that the judge had misrepresented and the Duke Committee was “selected for inferior and unfair treatment.”
Instead, she told the three court judges panel that the agency chose a different process called “personalized”, but “appellant (Harry) did not accept ‘good’.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs, which is responsible for James Edi Ravek, has revealed the arguments on behalf of the Ministry of Ministry, and told the court that the decision never went to withdraw the security of Duke, but it would not be provided on the same basis. ”
He said the decision was made due to transition from Harry A member of the Royalty Worker to a resident of abroad, he argues that the policy would be fifth in the heritage line of the throne.
Personal security to Prince Harry repeatedly revealed is a deep personal problem Fears for your family security over the years. The United Kingdom has already expressed his desire to return to the United Kingdom to the Supreme Court in December 2023, saying that the United Kingdom is “basic for my child’s heritage” and they want to “feel at home” in the United Kingdom.
