Summay of Nigel Cawthorne's Prince Andrew

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 The scandal surrounding the man behind the princely title and its ramifications for Britain as a nation is well documented. Behind the scenes, the duke has become one of Britain’s most influential royals since Prince Philip’s retirement from public life in 2017. #2 By this time, the opposing sides of the Epstein case had split into a who’s who of America’s establishment. The prince had been implicated in Epstein’s sex ring in 2015 when Giuffre opened her libel suit against Maxwell. #3 The United Kingdom is the only country that will extradite its citizens to the United States, no questions asked. The Extradition Act 2003, a piece of legislation passed under the second Tony Blair government, simplified and automated the extradition of UK citizens to America. #4 The 2003 Act states that the only way the prince could avoid being extradited to the United States is if he was immune from prosecution as a government official or a member of the household of the Queen, Britain’s head of state. It was considered unlikely that such a request would succeed in a British court.