Georgia Supreme Court Overturns Contempt Ruling Against Young Thug's Lawyer

The court found that Judge Glanville should have recused himself from the contempt proceedings involving defense attorney Brian Steel.

The Georgia State Supreme Court reversed a contempt ruling against Brian Steel, Young Thug's lawyer, due to due process concerns.
Steel was held in contempt for refusing to disclose how he learned of a meeting between the judge, prosecutors, and a witness.
Judge Ural Glanville, who initially found Steel in contempt, was later recused from the case for his involvement in the disputed meeting.
The Supreme Court's decision was based on the requirement that a different judge should have presided over the contempt hearing.
The ongoing trial against Young Thug, involving multiple charges, is expected to continue into 2025 under a new presiding judge.