A judge in Fulton County, Georgia, paused a famous rapper’s racketeering trial indefinitely on Monday while three requests for the judge’s recusal from the case are being taken under consideration.
Judge Ural Glanville, who sparked controversy with a one-sided, closed-door meeting he had with prosecutors last month, said he would follow court rules and transfer the three requests to another judge, who will decide Glanville’s fate.
In the meantime, Glanville declared the drawn-out and tumultuous trial of Young Thug, a Grammy Award-winning artist, in recess, further prolonging any conclusion to a yearslong court matter that has eaten up enormous resources in District Attorney Fani Willis’s jurisdiction.
Law & Crime has been streaming the trial online.
Phil Holloway, a conservative Georgia-based attorney, shared a clip on X of the proceedings during which Glanville…
