Key facts
- Andrew and Tristan Tate will remain in US jail until at least August 13.
- The date is set for their extradition hearing to the UK.
- They are fighting charges of rape and sex trafficking.
- A federal judge made the ruling.
Andrew and Tristan Tate will remain incarcerated in the United States until at least August 13, the date set for their extradition hearing to the United Kingdom. A federal judge issued the ruling, which comes as the brothers contest the charges of rape and sex trafficking they face.
Attorneys for the Tate brothers have been in discussions with prosecutors to schedule the legal proceedings related to their extradition. The brothers had sought release from jail while they fight the extradition request.
This development means they will spend at least two more weeks in custody pending their next court appearance.