Prince Harry has long decided to take cases to court in which he feels he is not receiving fair treatment, the british tabloids and his particular battle against the Ministry of the Interior on account of your protection and security when he is in his native country, are some of the issues for which he has fought judicially. This same week it was learned that has lost the lawsuit it was maintaining against the United Kingdom Government. Despite the setback, he does not give up, since he is going to appeal the decision. After this legal setback, we review everything that Prince Harry has won, and also everything he has lost in court.
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You will have to pay more than a million euros
The affront against the Ministry of the Interior, from which in the first instance it has emerged the loser, could mean to the Duke of Sussex the disbursement of one million pounds (1.17 million euros) as legal costs. Meghan Markle’s husband had filed a lawsuit against the Government before the High Court of London, after the Home Office, responsible for the Police, decided in February 2020, coinciding with his withdrawal from the British Royal Family, that he would leave to automatically receive personal police security while in Great Britain. The Duke’s lawyers alleged in a hearing held in December that Taking away this protection subjected him to illegal, unfair and unjustifiable treatment, some allegations that have not served to convince the magistrate.
Following the ruling, a ministerial spokesperson told CNN. “We are pleased to report that the Court has ruled in favor of the Government’s position in this case and we are carefully considering our next steps. It would be inappropriate to comment further. The UK Government’s security system is rigorous and proportionate. It is our policy not to provide detailed information about these agreements, as doing so could compromise the integrity and affect the safety of people.
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His great achievement against the tabloids
Before the end of 2023, Prince Harry received the best news. His relationship with the British tabloids has been stormy since his childhood and has always considered that some published articles intruded on his privacy and honor. Last December, the court ruled in favor of him in the lawsuit that he filed along with a hundred celebrities against the publisher Mirror Group Newspapers, publisher of The Mirror, The Sunday Mirror y The People, by phone hacking. They were accused of having obtained details of the private lives of the plaintiffs, including the Duke of Sussex.through deception and illegal wiretapping, while the managers of the media conglomerate allowed these practices.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Harry, who He will have to receive 163,000 euros in compensation. “This case is not just about piracy; “This is a systemic practice of illegal and egregious behavior, followed by cover-up and destruction of evidence,” his attorney, David Sherborne, said on his behalf. MGN apologized “unreservedly for all such instances of illegal information gathering and assures plaintiffs that such conduct will never be repeated.”
In this sense, Harry also filed a complaint against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), a company that publishes the Daily Mail and the Mail Onlinewho engaged in various types of criminal activities to obtain information about the Duke of Sussex and other public figures.
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The defamation lawsuit he lost
Days before the sentence for the illegal wiretapping was announced, a judge at the High Court in London ordered him to pay more than 56,000 euros to the Mail on Sunday in legal costs in a case in which Harry claimed that he had been defamed in an article that recounted his legal battle, precisely with the British Home Office on behalf of his safety. Specifically, he considered that the text entitled Revealed: how Harry tried to keep his legal fight over bodyguards a secret, which was released in February 2022, was “fundamentally inaccurate” and addressed issues about the safety of his family. . According to the publishing company, the article expresses a “honest opinion” on the matter and “did not cause serious harm” to Harry’s reputation. The judge ruled that the newspaper had “a real prospect” of proving that a press release and briefing given to selected journalists on behalf of the Prince were misleading.
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