Monthly Archives: March 2018

Was Anyone Ever Prosecuted For Violating The Royal Marriages Act?

Posted on March 22, 2018 by jasonloch

Last week’s post about the Royal Marriages Act 1772 led a reader to ask an interesting question: was it ever used to prosecute anyone? If you haven’t read the original post, here are the basics: the Royal Marriages Act required … Continue reading →

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Behind The Crown: The Truth About Prince Philip’s Title

Posted on March 21, 2018 by jasonloch

I have been a fan of The Crown since it first started airing on Netflix. While the show primarily focuses on the private lives of the Royal Family, legal/constitutional issues do serve as plot points from time to time. This … Continue reading →

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Why Did The Queen Have To Consent To Prince Harry’s Marriage?

Posted on March 15, 2018 by jasonloch

Meghan Markle is one step closer to becoming a member of the Royal Family after the Queen formally consented to her marriage to Prince Harry. In this post, I’ll look at why Prince Harry needs Her Majesty’s consent to marry, … Continue reading →

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