Attorneys EXPOSE how Young Thug RISKED IT ALL: A NON-Negotiated Plea!

YSL Young Thug RISKED IT ALL--attorneys EXPOSE how! @AVtothe7thpower @thefitlawyeratl Context: The star Atlanta rapper Young Thug pleaded guilty to participating in criminal street gang activity in a dramatic courtroom scene on Thursday, bringing his starring role in the longest trial in Georgia history to an unexpected conclusion after bumpy witness testimony complicated the state’s prosecution. After hearing sentencing recommendations from both sides, the judge in the case, Paige Reese Whitaker, sentenced Young Thug, born Jeffery Williams, to time served, plus 15 years of probation. He was released Thursday night, according to Fulton County jail records. Mr. Williams, 33, was matter-of-fact as he admitted to six counts, including possession of drugs and firearms, before turning contrite as he addressed the courtroom. Prosecutors had described him in opening statements 11 months ago as “King Slime,” the fearsome leader of a pack that terrorized the streets of Atlanta via gang warfare, robbery and drug dealing for nearly a decade as his music career took off. His guilty plea on Thursday followed a tense courtroom moment in which the judge asked Mr. Williams if he was ready to accept a non-negotiated plea, instead of a negotiated deal with prosecutors, because of an impasse over sentencing. Mr. Williams, looking stricken, conferred with his lawyers briefly before the judge called a recess to allow him to decide. In a non-negotiated plea, the judge is responsible for deciding the sentence based on recommendations from both sides. Upon returning, Mr. Williams said he would accept the blind plea; he also pleaded no contest to two additional counts, leading a criminal street gang and conspiracy to violate the RICO act, the state’s racketeering law. The state recommended a sentence of 45 years, with 25 served in custody followed by 20 years on probation. Lawyers for Mr. Williams asked the judge for a total sentence of 45 years, serving five that would be commuted to time served, plus house arrest, extensive probation and a variety of charitable requirements. Judge Whitaker decided on a total sentence of 40 years, with the first five in prison, commuted to the nearly two and a half years Mr. Williams had already spent in jail. If he is not successful in completing 15 years of probation, the judge said, he could be made to serve 20 additional years in custody.

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