Young Thug Trial Faces New Turmoil as Defense Lawyer Sentenced to Jail
Judge Ural Glanville's contentious conduct and secret meeting spark legal community backlash and potential mistrial
- Defense attorney Brian Steel held in contempt and sentenced to 10 weekends in jail for not revealing a source.
- Steel's arrest followed his objections to a private meeting between the judge, prosecutors, and a key witness.
- Legal experts criticize Judge Glanville’s handling of the trial, calling for his recusal and predicting potential mistrial.
- Ashleigh Merchant, known for disqualifying DA Fani Willis in another case, joins the defense team to support Steel.
- The trial, already the longest in Georgia's history, continues to be marred by delays and courtroom drama.

















