Judge Rules That Meek Mill Violated His Probation

The sentencing date is set for February 5.

By Elias Leight

December 17, 2015

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A photo posted by Meek Mill (@meekmill) on Dec 17, 2015 at 6:45am PST

According to multiple reports, a judge decided today that Meek Mill violated the terms of his probation by traveling without pre-approval. Consequently, the rapper is not allowed to perform or leave southeastern Pennsylvania before the February 5 sentencing. Philadelphia Inquirer courts reporter Joseph Slobodzian tweeted, "Judge hints that state sentence may be in Meek Mill's future."

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2.5 hours in and Meek Mill's probation hrg still ongoing. Judge takes 10 min recess. Stay tuned.
— Joseph A. Slobodzian (@JoeSlobo) December 17, 2015

Getting ready to resume Meek Mill probation hrg. Will it go to Day 3? Earlier, Kenny Gamble, Shawn Gee pledged to support Meek.
— Joseph A. Slobodzian (@JoeSlobo) December 17, 2015

Philly judge says Meek Mill violated probation. Sentencing Feb. 5. More coming.
— Joseph A. Slobodzian (@JoeSlobo) December 17, 2015

Judge also bars Meek Mill from performing pending sentence. Limits travel to SE Pa. Says can do charity work.
— Joseph A. Slobodzian (@JoeSlobo) December 17, 2015

Judge hints that state sentence may be in Meek Mill's future.
— Joseph A. Slobodzian (@JoeSlobo) December 17, 2015

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Judge Rules That Meek Mill Violated His Probation

The sentencing date is set for February 5.

Read Next: Meek Mill says rappers exchanging lyrics makes it “impossible” to use them in Young Thug/YFN Lucci trials

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