Federal Cases

Drew Findling, Durk's lead counsel in his recent muder-for-hire trial, talks about what it was like to prepare for the case.

The Houston rapper was granted a $200,000 bond last week, but the feds convinced the judge to give them a second chance at arguing for incarceration.

Durk will have a chance to argue for his freedom in advance of his trial on racketeering charges.

During the trial, Durk received public displays of support from MGK and Ye.

The information comes from a "recently identified" text message thread, per prosecutors.

Durk wants to separate out his new charges from his old ones.