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Tate brothers’ lawyers plan judicial review of UK extradition bid

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Coates, J. (2026, September 18). Tate brothers’ lawyers plan judicial review of UK extradition bid. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/romania-andrew-tate-us-justice-department-piers-morgan-us-state-department-b1297430.html

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Lawyers for Andrew and Tristan Tate plan to challenge Britain’s bid to extradite them from the United States through judicial review. Both men deny wrongdoing and their lawyers argue that pursuing UK extradition while Romanian proceedings are ongoing would prevent a fair trial. The US State Department is reviewing the UK’s extradition requests, which include charges such as rape, sex trafficking, assault, and possession of child indecent images against Andrew Tate, and similar charges against Tristan Tate.

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UK lawyers for Andrew and Tristan Tate plan to challenge an extradition bid from the US to Britain through a judicial review. Both men deny wrongdoing. In March 2024, Romania had agreed to extradite Andrew back to the UK but only after concluding its own proceedings. The State Department’s official letter states that Andrew is “wanted to stand trial in the United Kingdom” on 16 charges, including 10 counts of rape and other serious offenses. Mr Ford, representing the Tate brothers, argues that pursuing extradition while Romanian proceedings are ongoing would impact their ability to defend themselves adequately in UK courts.

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UK lawyers for Andrew and Tristan Tate said they plan to challenge a bid to extradite the brothers from the US to Britain through a judicial review. asserted

they → say → review

Both men deny any wrongdoing. asserted

men → deny → wrongdoing

Mr Ford said: “We have started a process of judicial review to challenge the UK’s decision to seek extradition. asserted

We → say → extradition

“In March 2024, Romania made an order to agree to extradition back to the UK, but once Romanian proceedings are concluded.” asserted

proceedings → make → UK

Mr Ford argued pursuing UK extradition while proceedings in Romania remained ongoing would “deprive them of their opportunity to be exonerated”, adding it would “impact upon their ability to be able to defend themselves in the UK”. asserted

it → argue → UK

Read More The judicial review allows a court to examine whether a decision by a public body was made lawfully. asserted

decision → read → body

The US State Department is reviewing the UK’s extradition applications to ensure they comply with the existing treaty between London and Washington. asserted

they → review → London

An official letter from the State Department details that Andrew Tate, 39, is “wanted to stand trial in the United Kingdom” on a series of charges, including 10 counts of rape, three counts of arranging or facilitating trafficking for sexual exploitation and three counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm. asserted

Tate → detail → harm

He is also accused of making and distributing indecent images of a child and possessing extreme pornography. asserted

He → accuse → pornography

Charges levelled against Tristan Tate, 38, include five counts of rape, six counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, three counts of sex trafficking and a sexual assault. asserted

Charges → level → trafficking

The brothers’ US lawyer, Joe McBride, said he would be challenging the requests, arguing they were not backed up by the information needed under the provisions of the extradition agreement between the UK and the US. asserted

they → say → UK

Romanian authorities earlier this month charged Andrew Tate with complicity in trafficking a minor and money laundering, while Tristan Tate was indicted for complicity in trafficking in minors and money laundering. asserted

Tate → charge → minors

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