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Two investors claim the pair made false representations to secure more than $1 million.

A Federal Bureau of Prisons rep has declined to comment.

The Death Row co-founder has no interest in taking part in the trial of accused murder orchestrator Duane "Keffe D" Davis.

The decision stems from his arrest in connection to an alleged hotel room incident involving his estranged wife Annemarie.

The rapper's legal team argues that federal prosecutors made several significant errors in their motion.

A New Mexico court ordered the tech giant to pay the amount following its loss in a seven-week trial.

Anamaria Goltes is reportedly looking to keep $40 million for herself, with the rest going to their two children.

Duane "Keffe D" Davis faces life in prison if convicted of the 1996 murder of the legendary rapper.

The vocals from the 1998 song "Work" were sampled on Drake's 'Maid of Honour' track "BBW."

The singer and his company Black Pyramid LLC are challenging the verdict on four grounds, including jury misconduct and excessive damages.

Charges against the singer include murder, continuous sexual abuse of a child under the age of 14, and unlawful mutilation of human remains.

Afroman alerted fans to the newly filed legal action on his 52nd birthday.

D4vd, accused of murdering and dismembering the alleged teen victim, has been ordered to stand trial.

Durk's trial is slated to begin next month.

D4vd has pleaded not guilty.

If the singer gets prison time, he could miss the final few dates of his joint tour with Usher.

The Texas rapper had asked for the pause so he could gather details about a key issue in the case.