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YSL Defense Attorneys Present Motions for Directed Verdict in RICO Case
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41:50Now PlayingWithout the jury on Wednesday, defense attorneys Doug Weinstein and Max Schardt presented their arguments for a direct verdict against their clients Yak Gotti and Shannon Stillwell. The attorneys believe any overt acts before May 10, 2017 should not come in. Judge Paige Reese Whitaker was not convinced that the overt acts shouldn't be presented to the jury.
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Young Thug faces nearly a dozen charges, including possession of drugs and weapons, participation in criminal street gang activity, and conspiracy to violate Georgia’s RICO Act. The rapper was arrested in May of 2022 along with 27 other alleged gang members. Many of those defendants have taken plea deals in the case.
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