Tate brothers custody hearing delayed as extradition to UK lingers
TL;DR
Miami federal court hearing to decide whether Andrew and Tristan Tate should remain in custody while extradition to the United Kingdom proceeds has been postponed to Aug. 27; prosecutors say the brothers pose a flight risk in a high-profile international case, while their lawyers argue they would not flee and have complied with pretrial restrictions, with extradition potentially lasting months.
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