According to news reports, its seems that the more hyper part of MMG Meek Mill will not be granted a hearing regarding his probation violation until September. Christopher Warren, Mill’s attorney says “All I’m asking for is a hearing to learn why [his jailing] is constitutional and they won’t even give me that.” Everyone is speculating that the rapper was locked up due to things he may have tweeted that would lead to him violating his probation. But did he ACTUALLY violate his probation? Hit the jump to see what’s being done to get him out.

via HotNewHipHop:

Warren and fellow attorney Dennis Cogan plan to file for a writ of mandamus, in which a higher court would request Brinkley to hold an emergency hearing at an earlier date. The legal team maintains that Meek has done nothing that would warrant his probation being revoked, and that the rapper should have been given two hearings and written notice of his violations ahead of time.

 

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