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Judge removed from long-running gang and racketeering case against rapper Young Thug and others
ATLANTA (AP) — The judge overseeing the long-running racketeering and gang prosecution against Young Thug and others has been removed from the case after two defendants sought his recusal, citing a meeting the judge held with prosecutors and a state witness. Fulton County Superior Court Chief Judge Ural Glanville...
Judge presiding over Young Thug trial ordered off the case
ATLANTA — The judge overseeing the criminal racketeering case against Young Thug was formally removed from the case Monday amid complaints he and prosecutors held an improper meeting with a key prosecution witness. In a written order, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Rachel Krause, who had been assigned to...
Judge presiding over YSL trial recused from case
ATLANTA — Fulton County Chief Judge Ural Glanville will no longer be in charge of the ongoing gang and racketeering trial against Atlanta rapper Young Thug and his alleged associates. Superior Court Judge Rachel Krause granted the motions filed by Young Thug and his co-defendant Deamonte Kendrick to recuse...
Free Thugger: Judge Ural Glanville Removed From YSL Rico Trial
According to Fox 5, Judge Ural Glanville has been removed from the YSL RICO Trial. This decision has sparked a bunch of speculation and concern among legal experts, observers, and those closely following the trial. Rapper, Young Thug as well as his group “YSL” have been fighting a RICO trial since 2022. Fulton County Judge Rachel Krause made the decisions after the request was submitted by Young Thugs attorney on July 15.
Young Thug's criminal trial is the longest in Georgia history. The saga may be far from over.
The longest-running criminal trial in Georgia history is poised to become a lot longer — or, if the defense has its way, derailed entirely. In the latest disruption that has placed the criminal racketeering case against rapper Young Thug on hold indefinitely, a Fulton County Superior Court judge must decide whether the trial judge should recuse himself — a process that legal experts say would include an evidentiary hearing and allow up to 90 days for a ruling.
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