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The Guardian - US
The Guardian - US
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Edward Helmore in New York

Money, power and prestige: what a Prince Andrew trial would mean for New York

Prince Andrew, wearing a dark suit and tie, looks away from the camera as he stands outside the door of the Royal Chapel at Windsor.
The civil lawsuit against Prince Andrew doesn’t carry the threat of prison, but he could face a brutal sentence in the court of public opinion, say experts. Photograph: Steve Parsons/AP

New Yorkers love a big trial.

From Joan Collins, who resisted a claim from her publisher over an “unpublishable” manuscript, to Leona Helmsley’s “only little people pay taxes” prosecution, to a long line of swindlers, cheats, celebrity divorces and mafia take-downs, each scandal-strewn case becomes part of the metropolis’s dirty jungle lore.

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