October 26, 2007. ATLANTA (AP) — A federal judge ordered rapper T.I. released on $3 million bond Friday, but he must remain in home confinement while he awaits trial on weapons charges.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Alan Baverman said the singer must remain under house arrest at a home in Henry County. He wasn't more specific about the location.
T.I. (real name: Clifford Harris) will be monitored 24 hours a day by a private monitoring service that he must pay for.
He's restricted to the home except under certain circumstances, including medical appointments and court appearances. He cannot own any firearms and cannot have contact with any witnesses or informants in the case.
Noting that T.I has a team of highly qualified attorneys, the judge said: "You shouldn't do anything that will undermine their ability to represent you."
Defense lawyer Ed Garland argued that based on the amount of money being put up, there's no reason not to release his client. (READ MORE CLICK NOW)
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HOUSE OF GLITZ: WELL, WELL, WELL, IT'S NOT OVER ...IT'S JUST BEGUN. IF YOU PUT UP THAT KIND OF MONEY SERIOUSLY I GUESS YOU NEED TO BE OUT???? I HOPE HE STOP BIG THINGS POPPIN!!...(TO BE CONTINUED)
Friday, October 26, 2007
BREAKING NEWS: T.I. RELEASED ON BAIL..!!..ON HOUSE ARREST..!!
October 26, 2007. ATLANTA (AP) — A federal judge ordered rapper T.I. released on $3 million bond Friday, but he must remain in home confinement while he awaits trial on weapons charges.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Alan Baverman said the singer must remain under house arrest at a home in Henry County. He wasn't more specific about the location.
T.I. (real name: Clifford Harris) will be monitored 24 hours a day by a private monitoring service that he must pay for.
He's restricted to the home except under certain circumstances, including medical appointments and court appearances. He cannot own any firearms and cannot have contact with any witnesses or informants in the case.
Noting that T.I has a team of highly qualified attorneys, the judge said: "You shouldn't do anything that will undermine their ability to represent you."
Defense lawyer Ed Garland argued that based on the amount of money being put up, there's no reason not to release his client. (READ MORE CLICK NOW)
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HOUSE OF GLITZ: WELL, WELL, WELL, IT'S NOT OVER ...IT'S JUST BEGUN. IF YOU PUT UP THAT KIND OF MONEY SERIOUSLY I GUESS YOU NEED TO BE OUT???? I HOPE HE STOP BIG THINGS POPPIN!!...(TO BE CONTINUED)
AWESOME..!1
ReplyDeleteMAYBE HE WILL CHANGE NOW..
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