The YSL RICO trial proceeds with two defendants after Young Thug's plea deal and a brief delay due to a defendant's stabbing.

After Young Thug's plea deal last week, two co-defendants remain as the long-running YSL RICO Trial resumes on Monday morning.

A Fulton County judge sentenced him to 40 years but commuted that to time served and probation. The case was seen as a template for a potential Donald Trump trial.

The Atlanta rapper pleaded guilty to participating in criminal street gang activity, ending his role in the longest trial in Georgia history. Here is a summary of a trial plagued by violence, misconduct,

Young Thug made a non-negotiated plea in the long-running RICO trial against his record label, YSL. The rapper pleaded guilty to various firearm and drug charges, along with one count of participation in criminal gang activity.

Young Thug and prosecutors have finally made headway in the protracted RICO case and walk home on a 15-year probation.

After two years behind bars Young Thug has accepted a plea deal in his YSL rico case ending the longest trial in Fulton County history.

ATLANTA — Hip-hop superstar and rapper Young Thug is expected to take a plea deal in the YSL RICO case. The rapper, whose name is Jeffery Williams, has been in jail since 2022 for a sprawling Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act indictment in Fulton County.

The Atlanta rapper pleaded guilty last week and was released after nearly two and a half years behind bars. Other defendants remain.