Will the Tates have their detention extended again?
Will Andrew Tate remain in detention until April 1st 2023?
Timeline
December 29, 2022 - Detained for 24 hours
December 30, 2022 - Detention extended to 30 days
January 10, 2023 - Tates lose their appeal
January 20, 2023 - Tates detention extended 30 days more
February 1, 2023 - Tates appeal rejected
As of 9/02/2023, their detention is set to end on February 27th.
There can be a maximum of 6 extensions (to a cap of 180 days)
Official resolution criteria:
Resolves YES if any dot point occurs:
Andrew Tate (irrelevant of other parties) spends 48 hours outside of detention by the market close date, even if detention later resumes. Does not count time if he is being transferred. One example of where the 48 hours would be relevant, is if he is released/deported, and then arrested at his new destination within 48 hours.
Andrew Tate is officially released from detention, and remains in Romania
Resolution may take 2 days after close date, to verify meeting criteria.
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@Gen I understand that house arrest can be called home detention but it’s a drastically different circumstance, happy to hear your thoughts
@Gen The 48hours doesn’t even really apply here tbh. Romanian judge changed the warrant for detention to house arrest
@Gen House arrest is a form of detention. Why would you include detention in your question if this resolves no?
His house arrest is considerably different to what this market was intended for, in that while he is still held at his house, it’s not really “detention” in the same way a jail cell is.
For example, if they say “you can’t leave the country” is he being detained in the country?
It’s meaningfully different to the jail/detention he’s in now, the main reason the word “detention” was used is because that’s the legal term for what the police awarded him - detention
if I wanted it to be like you’re suggesting, I think it would be more appropriately labelled “would Andrew Tate remain in custody”
I will grant you though, as an Australian myself, we do refer to house arrest as “home detention”, so I understand the confusion 😵💫
@Gen If you can find me something that outlines home detention in Romania being the same as their previous ruling for “detention”, I’ll grant it
@Gen Look I might be wrong because I know nothing about this stuff. But my argument would be that your resolution criteria puts the focus on detention and I would argue that he has not been released from detention but moved from one form of detention to another.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pre-trial_detention
"Pre-trial detention, also known as preventive detention, provisional detention, or remand is the process of detaining a person until their trial after they have been arrested and charged with an offence. A person who is on remand is held in a prison or detention centre or held under house arrest."
@UFTG Yeah I’m going to resolve NO after a little bit once I know for sure the situation better, barring a significant change in information (such as he is detained within one room of his house or something strange)
I will refund you 2.5k M or something based on what I bought of your position as I do understand the confusion and I can see myself making that mistake