Tag: Legal-Case

Sean Kingston and his mother have voluntarily dismissed their appeal of their federal fraud conviction. Kingston and his mother were convicted in April 2025 on wire fraud charges related to a scheme targeting luxury merchandise vendors using fake wire receipts.

Lil Durk says prosecutors completely changed their case against him just weeks before trial, piling on new allegations including drug trafficking, robbery, and an old Atlanta shooting. His lawyers argue they spent 19 months preparing for the murder-for-hire case tied to the 2022 killing of Quando Rondo's cousin, only for the government to bring back evidence about a January 2022 Chicago killing they'd previously taken off the table. Durk wants the judge to split the new charges away from the original case or throw the whole indictment out as a violation of his right to a speedy trial.

Sean "Diddy" Combs is currently serving his prison sentence at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey after his arrest in 2024, facing a 50-month prison sentence while appealing his case.

Florida prosecutors plan to subpoena Tiger Woods' medical records as they build their DUI case following his March rollover crash. The Martin County State's Attorney's Office seeks records from Cleveland Clinic Martin South Hospital documenting statements regarding alcohol or substance use, drug screen results, and testing information.

A warrant is out for Kim Scott's arrest after she was a no-show in court for her DUI case. According to court records, the judge issued a $10K bench warrant for Eminem's ex on Wednesday after she failed to appear for her court date. Kim was supposed to appear for a hearing in her May 13 DUI arrest but didn't show up. Once Kim missed the hearing, prosecutors asked for the bench warrant and also requested her pre-trial release bond be forfeited.

A July trial date has been set for Pooh Shiesty in a federal kidnapping case involving eight other defendants, including his father and rapper Big30. The 25-year-old Memphis artist is expected to appear for a jury trial on July 6 at the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.