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Meek Mill’s Attorney Files to Have Biased Judge Removed From Case

Published

8 years ago

November 13, 2017

Meek Mill was sentenced to 2-4 years for violating his probation, essentially popping a wheelie.

Since then, there have been claims Judge, Genece Brinkley, was allegedly mad because Meek would not remix a Boyz II Men single, which is why she disregarded recommendations of no jail time and sentenced the rapper.

Chiiillleeee, what? LMAOOO!

Meek’s attorney, Joe Tacopina, tells us … he’s filing a motion for the judge to remove herself from his case, and will also be filing an official complaint with the judicial conduct board. As we reported, the judge allegedly has it out for Meek because he wouldn’t do a Boyz II Men song with a shout out to her in the middle.

Tacopina feels the judge’s bad blood led to the stiff sentence of 2 to 4 years for violating probation.

Tacopina says Meek will also be applying to Pennsylvania’s Board of Pardons … but we’re told that’s more of a Hail Mary because it’s normally a 3-year process at least.

Tacopina says Meek will also be applying to Pennsylvania’s Board of Pardons … but we’re told that’s more of a Hail Mary because it’s normally a 3-year process at least.

There’s a petition circulating, calling for the BOP and Governor Tom Wolf to have Meek’s “unjust prison sentence remedied” — which is now 300,000 strong — it probably won’t help much. A spokesperson for Wolf says his hands are tied by state law.

Rick Ross is leading a ‘Free Meek’ rally in Philly, while co-owners of the 76ers actually wrote a letter on Meek’s behalf.

Eleven years probation? C’mon, man. No one would make it. Meek Mill definitely deserves better.

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Meet Jittaun: The Fusion Pop Star and Fashion Darling Making Her Own Rules with New Single “Chase”

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21 hours ago

May 16, 2025

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Fresh off a magnetic live performance at the Hard Rock Café Times Square, rising pop artist and fashion trailblazer Jittaun unveils her newest single “Chase” – a high-energy track that embodies ambition, movement and fearless individuality.

The New York-born New Jersey raised singer-songwriter is not just making music –– she’s creating a world where sound, style, and self-expression collide. On “Chase,” Jittaun rides pulsing beats and soaring melodies to deliver a message that feels tailor-made for today’s generation: Don’t Just dream-run toward it. The track is now streaming on all platform, including Apple Music.

At her recent Hard Rock Cafe performance, Jittaun proved she’s more than just a voice – chess’s a force. Blending bold vocals, commanding stage presence and a keen fashion sense, she left audiences spellbound and craving for more.

Fusing Pop with notes of Rock, R&B, HIP-HOP and Afrobeats, Jittaun’s artistry defies easy categorization- much like her inspiration: think the soul of James Brown, the electricity of Prince, the fearlessness of Grace Jones, and the genre-bending spirit of David Bowie. Yet it’s her own modern, audacious vision that sets her apart: a Gen-z powerhouse unafraid to mix glamour with grit.

Already gaining traction among fashion insiders, Jittaun’s style is an extension of her music – edgy, expressive, and unapologetically her. Whether she’s in couture or street wear, she’s rewriting the rules of Pop stardom with overlook and every beat.

With “Chase”leading the way and more music and visuals on the horizon, Jittaun is not just chasing dreams – she’s catching them, one electrifying step at time.