#youngthug #ysltrial #georgiarico #potentiallycriminal #briansteel #lawyercontempt In the midst of the Young Thug trial, Defense Attorneys learned that the Court, Prosecutors, and a Witness had a meeting without the knowledge or involvement of the Defendants (aka Ex Parte).
Upon confronting the judge with this illegal, unconstitutional, and unethical conduct on Monday June 10, 2024, the judge, the Honorable Ural Glanville, threatened Attorney Brian Steel with criminal contempt of court and threatened jail time.
Since we last looked at things, the Georgia Court of Appeals and the Georgia Supreme Court have gotten involved and Judge Glanville goes insane in the face of a recusal motion and accompanying affidavit.
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