Busta Rhymes At Manhattan Courthouse
Yesterday was D day for rapper Busta Rhymes otherwise know as Trevor Smith. He was at Manhattan Criminal Court for changes of assault from last year 2006. busta reject a plea offer from the prosecution in exchange for a one-year prison term, he will leave his fate in the hands of Judge Larry Stephen, who, on Tuesday morning, ordered four separate criminal trials one for each of the charges pending against the New York rapper. “It’s the same offer” that was made during Rhymes’ last court appearance, the rapper’s attorney, Scott Leemon, claim, “and it’s one which Busta adamantly rejects.” He better hopes he doesn’t get a much harsher punishment than one year in jail.
Yesterday was D day for rapper Busta Rhymes otherwise know as Trevor Smith. He was at Manhattan Criminal Court for changes of assault from last year 2006. busta reject a plea offer from the prosecution in exchange for a one-year prison term, he will leave his fate in the hands of Judge Larry Stephen, who, on Tuesday morning, ordered four separate criminal trials one for each of the charges pending against the New York rapper. “It’s the same offer” that was made during Rhymes’ last court appearance, the rapper’s attorney, Scott Leemon, claim, “and it’s one which Busta adamantly rejects.” He better hopes he doesn’t get a much harsher punishment than one year in jail.
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