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NBA YoungBoy Lyrics Can't Be Used As Evidence In Gun Case, Judge Rule

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The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz NBA YoungBoy scores major victory in his gun case in California after a judge rule prosecutors can’t use his song lyrics as evidence. The rapper’s gun case was called up on July 12, where his legal team and prosecutors are haggling over the prosecution’s move to introduce evidence in the form of rap lyrics into the trial. On Tuesday, NBA YoungBoy’s legal team filed paperwork to stop evidence of “other acts,” which include […]

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