Harry 'Security' Case Hearing: Appeal Judge WARNS Against 'Wrong Questions'; Asks Lawyers To Comply
April 9, 2025
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as posted by the channelA court of appeal judge gives warning on Day-2 of Prince Harry's security appeal hearing. Judge asks lawyers to not 'ask wrong question' and act in any 'knee-jerk' ways. The judge suggests question 'should not be split up as both sides tend to be doing'. He asks both sides to avoid getting into 'irrationality' during such an 'important case'. During day-2, government barrister argues that Harry's decision to step back was 'not usual'. Harry's decision to step back as a working royal resulted in a 'unique set of circumstances,' said barrister. Sir James Eadie KC argued it was right to take a flexible approach to level of personal security. Watch-
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