Andrew Tate charged with 21 offences

OK so IANAL but I do know a little bit about this.

The CPS are national government prosecutors. If a case is a minor offence (or there's absolutely no proof at all) police can decide if there's evidence for it to go to court, otherwise CPS do. CPS then manage the case (eg tell police to do other enquiries), and then the CPS present the case in court.

With it being high profile realistically a fuckton of work will have been done and senior CPS will be involved. They'll push this case HARD and be really thorough cos staff need to cover their arse. You might find the CPS charging code useful, it shows how they handle each offence.

I did some digging and it looks like extradition is fiddly and requires judges (see here). Some countries dont play well with the UK, some do. It's messy cos he's not in the UK so you're dealing with another countries laws, policies and politics. That side I don't know about.

I really don't see anyone in the UK pardoning him for this. Nobody will risk their career, and I don't know if they'd legally be allowed to pardon for multiple awful offences. If he's helped out of it, it'll be behind the scenes game of thrones maneuveres. Eg someone finds a procedural issue with the case, and a judge is influenced into saying the issue makes the case unlawful and has to be dropped. It'll be unprovable, untraceable, invisible help.

So things don't look good for Tate right now. That could change but right now, he's proper in the shit.

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