wears blue which is associated with Crips gang members and Blood gang members avoid wearing) 
's attorney Brian Steel doing the cross-examination. Judge Glanville told Stephens to come back Jan. 22 and he wasn't too happy about it. "No, but I'll be here," Stephens said.
’s historic organized crime trial in Atlanta.’s trial so far; who are the major players; and what’s going to happen next.?? Where you been? And who don’t like hip-hop? is a big deal in American music. had been arrested multiple times throughout metro Atlanta on various gun and drug possession charges. was arrested in Atlanta on gang-related charges. He’s been held in jail ever since, waiting on his day in court. is still ‘da man. I mean, who else could release a brand new album while stewing in a jail cell? and 28 other people were arrested at the same time. But some of them have pleaded out; others have had their upcoming trials severed from Williams’ case; so now Young and five other people are being tried at the same time:’s trial: 10 questions and their fascinating answers
trial:“Do you know who Serena Williams is?”“Yeah.”“Have you seen her at Wimbledon doing what’s called the Crip Walk. Do you know what Crip Walk is, first of all?”“Um, I don’t really watch tennis.” trial is done until Jan. 22.Tick won’t be back for more cross until then. Watching Tick’s testimony is becoming a lifestyle, when he should have been a two- or three-day witness.Judge Glanville recommended jurors get flu shots.
’s lawyer Brian Steel is doing a phenomenal job and so do the other criminal defense attorneys he knows.Steel is absolutely dealing in his cross of YSL leader Trontavious Stephens, and this clip could be the highlight.
Trial: The DA’s office has asked Judge Glanville to prohibit members of the media from filming/photographing witnesses. 
Why am I not surprised? Although, I definitely think it’s probably the right thing to do.
trial: Judge Glanville sets Feb. 2 hearing on the state's request to prohibit the news media from recording/photographing witnesses 's attorney just showed the jury a video of LeBron James doing the “Wipe your nose” handshake w/ some teammates in an NBA tunnel. stands for?Trontavious Stephens: Truly Humble Under God(smiling) at one time's enough.
First off, the cops can't bring any charges at all. Only the D.A. can do that. Regarding your comparison to KR, what legitimate business were these men guarding and against what rioters?This is an old article, but IMO Atlanta PD are on a serious power trip and use charges to punish those who don't fall in line (see: Cop City, among many other examples.) Putting a rapper on trial for his lyrics makes a mockery of the US legal system, again IMO. And it's interesting to see specific gun charges celebrated in the most pro-gun country in the world. Many people aghast with members of YSL for catching gun charges have no problem with Kyle Rittenhouse open carrying an assault rifle.
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YSL RICO Trial — GA v. Jeffery Williams et al — Day 19, born Jeffery Williams, faces multiple charges under Georgia's RICO Act. Williams, believed to be the leader of the YSL collective, supposedly operated a "criminal street gang" from outside his residence. Williams faces eight charges in a 65-count indictment. These charges include drug possession, possession with intent to distribute, and participating in criminal gang activity as an individual employed by a criminal street gang. Opening statements will take place on November 27.
YSL RICO Trial — GA v. Jeffery Williams et al — Day 20, born Jeffery Williams, faces multiple charges under Georgia's RICO Act. Williams, believed to be the leader of the YSL collective, supposedly operated a "criminal street gang" from outside his residence. Williams faces eight charges in a 65-count indictment. These charges include drug possession, possession with intent to distribute, and participating in criminal gang activity as an individual employed by a criminal street gang. Opening statements will take place on November 27.
