A U.S. judge postpones a hearing on whether Andrew and Tristan Tate should remain in custody while they fight extradition. U.S. Magistrate Lauren Louis had been set to hear arguments from both sides, but the court reschedules the matter, delaying any decision on detention or release during the extradition proceedings.
The brothers, who repeatedly deny wrongdoing, are contesting extradition in a process that could take months. PBS NewsHour reports the original hearing was scheduled to determine whether they stay in jail or are released while the legal process continues.
BreakingNews.ie adds that the magistrate grants a defence request to move the hearing date to August 27. The Belfast Telegraph similarly reports that the judge postpones the hearing over whether the brothers should remain in custody, aligning with the other outlets on the central procedural step.
