The reported removal of a US Embassy employee from the UK has raised serious questions about the limits of US law enforcement powers on British soil, and whether the UK’s extradition process was properly followed.
Edward Grange, Partner at Corker Binning, comments on the legal issues surrounding the case in coverage by The Sun, GB News and Newsweek.
Edward highlights the importance of the UK’s jurisdiction, noting that the US Embassy is not US territory and that diplomatic status does not give US law enforcement a free hand to exercise police powers in the UK.
“If extradition was deliberately bypassed, that would raise very serious questions about the legality of the operation,” he says.
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