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The legal battle over Prince Harry’s US visa application has been closed and sealed by Judge Carl Nichols, preventing public access to the ruling of the unclear situation.
The case, brought by the Heritage Foundation, a right-wing think tank, accused the Duke of Sussex of potentially lying about past drug use on his visa application, in which visible evidence hasn’t been found yet.
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The Foundation sought access to Harry’s immigration documents under a Freedom of Information request that has been sought.
In spite of Harry’s open admission of drug use in his memoir “Spare” and his Netflix series, the court’s final decision has not been made public due to the fact that there has not been physical evidence as there are no real facts to make the crime more concrete and clear to everyone involved in the issue.
The sealed nature of the case leaves uncertainty around its outcome, with the ruling filed as a “Sealed Ex Parte Order,” which was not made available to the involved parties or the public as a result of the unclear issue.
Lawyer Samuel Dewey, who represented the Heritage Foundation, stated that sealed rulings are not uncommon in cases with unusual facts or nonvisible evidence.
He remarked, “There could be very good reasons for it to be sealed, regardless of who won. He says.
