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Prince Philip not to be charged with anything, Is it one rule for the royals and one for the rest of us.?
17 answers so far, the question moving isn't working.
American losers who blatantly use multiple accounts are beneath contempt.
25 Answers
- steveLv 72 years ago
The lady involved in the accident only broke her wrist and has accepted his apology, albeit a bit late in coming.
He has given up his license and no law was broken so what is the problem?
- tentofieldLv 72 years ago
In accidents that do not cause death or serious injury, most people involved are not charged unless they were blatantly breaking the law by drink-driving or using a mobile phone.
- 2 years ago
I just hope the insurance company is paying for any compensation ,or do the royals not need insurance
- Anonymous2 years ago
Monarchs like Prince Philip are above the law.
- Anonymous2 years ago
NO of course not, the rules and laws are the same for everyone...please don't strike me dead, god!
- Anonymous2 years ago
The police said they spoke to him, so if I cause an accident I only want speaking to, you've got to forgive and people can still live with a few limbs missing.
- geezerLv 72 years ago
There is no point in "charging him" now.
If he had been charged the penalty would probably have been having his driving licence taken away .. and he's already agreed to give it up.
