A Romanian appeals court has found in favor of influencer Andrew Tate this week, who is facing multiple charges in Romania, including human trafficking and rape. On Tuesday, the Bucharest Court of Appeal accepted Tate's appeals and those of Tristan Tate ...

A court in Romania has ruled that prosecutors’ indictment against influencer Andrew Tate contains multiple irregularities.

A Romanian court ruled on Tuesday to remove part of the evidence collected against internet personality Andrew Tate in a human trafficking case file and gave prosecutors five days to decide whether they want to pursue trial or have the case returned.

A Romanian court on Tuesday found "irregularities" in the indictment of controversial influencer Andrew Tate on human trafficking and rape charges which could derail the case.

The Tate brothers, both former kickboxers with dual U.S. and British citizenship, are the highest profile suspects facing trial for human trafficking in Romania. “This is a monumental victory for our clients, who have maintained their innocence from the beginning,” Tate‘s lead attorney Eugen Vidineac said in a statement.

The Bucharest Court of Appeal ruled on Tuesday, November 19, to return the case involving Andrew and Tristan Tate to prosecutors at DIICOT, citing several irregularities. The judges also decided to remove several pieces of evidence and statements from the file,