Months after Young Thug was released from jail, a final guilty plea marks the formal end of a sprawling criminal case in America’s rap capital. Did prosecutors get what they wanted?
The verdict, which will see the last two defendants set free immediately, marks the end of criminal trial that has captivated the music industry for nearly than two years.
In a legal petition, the star's company accuses UMG of serious wrongdoing -- a stunning twist months after his high-profile feud with Kendrick.
More than two years after he was arrested on sweeping gang charges, Thug's guilty plea marks a key turning point in a criminal case that has rocked the music industry.
A week after talk of a mistrial, prosecutors continue to show a new willingness to strike deals rather than risk starting the massive case over from scratch.
After almost two years of trial, the judge overseeing the huge case ripped into prosecutors over “baffling” decisions and shoddy practices.
In a statement, Courtney Kramer accuses Willis of prosecuting the case to "bring fame" to herself and says the trial is wasting taxpayer dollars.
The rapper has sat in jail for more than two years during the slow-moving gang case. But with a new judge on the bench, his lawyers want to change that.
After allegations of a secret meeting with prosecutors, Judge Ural Glanville has been ordered to recuse himself from the massive gang case.
Adria English says Combs was aided in the abuse by several other individuals and companies in a criminal conspiracy that violated federal RICO laws.
