Overview
- Copeland, known as 'Lil' Woody,' had been granted immunity but refused to testify, citing potential federal charges.
- His testimony is central to the prosecution's racketeering and gang case against rapper Young Thug and associates.
- Defense attorneys argue that Copeland's refusal prejudices the jury, calling for a mistrial.
- Prosecutors allege witness tampering influenced Copeland's decision not to testify.
- The trial has faced numerous delays and complications, with only a fraction of witnesses called so far.