UPDATE: Judge Genece Brinkley has issued a decision in Meek’s case – officially denying the requests to recuse herself and reconsider Meek’s jail time.
Judge Brinkley calls sending Meek Mill to prison for 2 to 4 years "absolutely necessary." She says she will not reverse her decision in sentencing him. pic.twitter.com/vAxpUFQDLs
— Bobby Allyn (@BobbyAllyn) April 2, 2018
Brinkley again denies Boyz II Men rumor in latest ruling, and she says again she has no personal interest in his career. She underlined and bolded this line in her ruling: Meek "cannot demand special treatment just because he has chosen to be an entertainer." pic.twitter.com/H2B9KvJWaG
— Bobby Allyn (@BobbyAllyn) April 2, 2018
Judge Brinkley accuses Meek Mill of fabricating the claim that the FBI is investigating his case. "This is entirely self-serving and baseless." pic.twitter.com/TRouRWN7BT
— Bobby Allyn (@BobbyAllyn) April 2, 2018
ORIGINAL POST: Finally some good news from an otherwise horrendous situation surrounding Meek Mill’s ongoing legal troubles.
According to a new report, Judge Genece Brinkley has granted Meek an appeal hearing after Meek’s legal team filed a Post-Conviction Relief Act petition.
In the petition, two colleagues of Officer Reginald Graham confirm that the officer lied about Meek’s original arrest under oath back in 2007, leading to Meek being wrongfully convicted.
The appeal is currently scheduled for an undisclosed date in April.
