Meek Mill's Judge Brinkley Is Being Accused Of The UNTHINKABLE AGAIN!!
October 18, 2019
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To 76ers partner Michael Rubin, who spent the last couple of years advocating for Meek Mill — the rapper incarcerated for probation violations until the state Supreme Court ordered him released — a recent Inquirer story about a man named Maurice Hudson sounded all too familiar.
Like Mill, Hudson had been on probation with Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Genece Brinkley for close to a decade. (Hudson’s conviction was for serving as a lookout in a 2009 robbery.) Like Mill, he hadn’t been convicted of a new crime. And, just like Mill, Brinkley sentenced him to state prison for probation violations — in Hudson’s case, a term of 1½ to three years for failing to pay off his court costs. Hudson, 29, who earned $600 a month as a janitor but was primarily a stay-at-home father of two special-needs daughters, said he just didn’t have the money.
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