Will the queen have to stand trial?

Question

Will the queen have to stand trial?

Answer 1

YEAH!!!!!!!!!!

WHAT   FOR???????????????

Answer 2

All legal proceedings are carried out in the Queen's name so no, she would NEVER be subject to any sort of prosecutorial matters...I bet though she's got lots of lovely secrets !!!

Answer 3

that woman needs lethal injection, she is rude, crude, and non- caring,

Answer 4

Why should the queen stand trial, what's she accused of?

Answer 5

Historically speaking, yes. Many English Queens were put on trial and excuted for treason, however, those cases only existed during the Middle Ages.

Some of the most famous queens put on trial and executed were Mary I (Queen of Scot) in 1587, Anne Boleyn (Queen of England) in 1536, Lady Jane Gray (Queen Regent of England) in 1554, Katherine Howard (Queen of England) in 1542. The last popular Queen that was put on trial and executed was Marie Antoinette, Queen of France during the French Revolution between 1789-1792.

Answer 6

It's Prince Phillip who should stand trial for arranging to have Diana and Dodi murdered,,I dont think the Queen knew of Phillips plans,,I bet she does now,,and where exactly is Prince Phillip these days,,he has not been seen driving around London at night with young Totty in his car for ages,,yes we have seen him

Answer 7

If you are referring to Diana's inquest. It is an investigation by a cororner not a trial of anyone. But the Queen is unlikely to be called as a witness despite allegations made by Mr. Al Feyad.

Answer 8

For What?

Answer 9

The Queen is immune from proecution as they are her courts and all judgements are made in her name

Answer 10

What for?.

Answer 11

I agree with the previous posts. What for?

Answer 12

I remember to have heard something like "The queen/king can´t do wrong" years ago.

Answer 13

No. She can only be invited to give evidence at this inquest because the courts belong to her. She may decide she wants to but I doubt she will. As for standing trial, I think this will never happen. The powers that be will make sure any dubious action against Diana (if any) will never lead back to the Queen, let alone any other royals.

Answer 14

It is against the something.

Answer 15

Definitely not the Queen of England.

She cannot try herself