According to TMZ, Meek Mill’s attorney, Joe Tacopina is filing a motion to have a new judge assigned to Meek’s case, and will also be filing and official complaint with the judicial conduct board.

Meek and his attorney seem to think the judge has a personal vendetta against him because in the past, the judge wanted Meek to do a Boyz II Men song with a shout out to the judge, but Meek declined to do it.

Tacopina says that Meek will also apply to Pennsylvania’s Board of Pardons, but that seems like a long shot given the process averages a three-year time span at the least.

There has also been a petition going around, wanting the Bureau of Prisons and Tom Wolf, the Governor of Pennsylvania, to remedy Meek’s “unjust 2-4 year prison sentence”. The petition now has 300,000+ signatures but seems to be a long shot to have any sort of weight going forward.

Roc Nation on Twitter

Due to an enormously grave miscarriage of justice, we ask you to read and sign the petition for @MeekMill on @Change.org: https://t.co/6002Oldkg5 #FreeMeekMill #Justice4Meek

T.I. on Twitter

Sign the petition to overturn the blatant injustice on @Change #Justice4Meek https://t.co/RrM651vrXl ✊????✊????✊????✊????We wit u young King. Stay Up. This too shall pass.

Do you think Meek Mill’s prison sentence was unjust? Or is this just another celebrity trying to receive the easy way out?

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