Young Thug’s YSL RICO Trial Sets New Record For Unorthodox Reason

Young Thug‘s YSL RICO trial is already the longest-running trial in history, and now it just set another new record.

On Wednesday (October 2), X account The Blvck Law Student noted that YSL defense lawyers have filed a total of 45 motions for mistrial since the trial began – none of which have been granted. This is the first time such a thing has ever happened.

The unorthodox record was tallied the day after Thug’s lawyer’s newest movement for mistrial was denied by Choose Paige Reese Whitaker.

Whereas that may be a setback for the YSL rapper, Whitaker additionally slammed the prosecution for a way they’re presenting their case towards Thugger, who they accuse of being the pinnacle of a legal road gang.

In a second of frustration captured on the court docket’s livestream, Whitaker admonished prosecutors, saying: “I don’t want to malign the prosecutor standing in front of me right now, so I’m not going to say the possible things it could be.

“But it is baffling to me that somebody with the number of years of experience that you have, time after time after time, continues to seemingly and purposefully hide the ball to the extent you possibly can, for as long as you possibly can.”

She added: “I really don’t want to believe that it is purposeful, but honestly, after a certain number of times, you start to wonder how it could be anything but that. Unless it is just that you are so unorganized that you are throwing this case together as you try it.

“This case is being made much more difficult for everybody because of the haphazard way in which it is being presented.”

Whitaker then known as a quick recess and retreated to her quarters to think about the mistrial movement, however finally determined towards it.

As famous, Young Thug’s RICO trial is the longest-running courtroom saga in Georgia state historical past and has seen no scarcity of drama because it started in November 2023.

Many of the trial’s most outstanding moments have revolved round key witness Kenneth “Lil Woody” Copeland, who was granted immunity by the prosecution for his testimony.

He beforehand instructed the court docket that he had been a prolific liar, saying: “Like I told you before y’all called me to trial, I have lied. I made things up. I told you this before y’all brought me in this courtroom, and I’m telling you now.

“You asked me about 2015. I had got my life together. Y’all are trying to put this on my conscience, y’all are trying to put people’s lives in my hands.”

He continued: “I don’t wanna be here. Y’all have pressured me, I’m tired of y’all, cause y’all know y’all wrong and y’all Black people doing this to us.”

Copeland additionally fired his personal legal professional whereas on the stand.