Jeffrey "Young Thug" Williams will be allowed to visit his Metro Atlanta home after serving three years of his probation.
Then, on December 3rd, the jury acquitted the final two defendants left facing murder charges, bringing the longest trial in ...
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Judge Decides On Young Thug’s Request To Visit Atlanta For "Holidays And Other Lawful Purposes"Young Thug’s request to modify his probation terms to allow visits to his Atlanta-area home has been granted, to an ...
Young Thug has launched a new legal initiative to modify his stringent probation terms following the YSL RICO case resolution ...
The rapper was sentenced to probation in October, with multiple stipulations, including a decade-long ban from the city and ...
A Fulton County judge has denied Young Thug’s request to modify his probation ahead of the holidays, ordering the rapper to remain in exile from metro Atlanta for at least three years.
The long-running gang and racketeering trial in Atlanta that led rapper Young Thug to plead guilty in October has ended with ...
Then, on December 3rd, the jury acquitted the final two defendants left facing murder charges, bringing the longest trial in ...
Young Thug has been banned from the city for 10 years, but he's now asking a Fulton County judge for permission to spend the holidays in one of his Atlanta-area homes.
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