Young Thug’s Attorney Brian Steel Is Off The Hook For Criminal Contempt Of Court
Georgia’s Supreme Court has reversed the criminal contempt of court ruling against Brian Steel, Young Thug’s defense attorney. According to Billboard, after reviewing the June ruling by Judge Ural Glanville, the Supreme Court ruled that Glanville should have recused himself and let another judge determine whether Steel was actually in contempt.
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The Supreme Court of Georgia has reversed a Fulton County trial court’s judgment of contempt against Brian Steel, one of the lead attorneys for superstar rapper Young Thug, for refusing to tell the ...
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