High Court rules Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's home search warrants unlawful
Key points
- The High Court has ruled search warrants used in raids on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's homes were unlawful. The warrants allowed police to search Royal Lodge in Windsor and a property on the Sandringham Estate in February.
- Mr. Justice Hilliard found the warrants were not lawfully issued and should be quashed, but material seized does not have to be returned immediately due to the ongoing investigation.
- Thames Valley Police confirmed the investigation into alleged misconduct in public office remains ongoing.
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