Meek Mill Bail Hearing Canceled Due to 'Administrative Error'

"When she requests he leaves his current management Roc Nation -- which is one of the most important management companies in the world -- and goes back to a local Philadelphia guy who has a spotted past because she had a personal relationship with him as manager, again, she’s doing something that a judge would never be doing, having a personal interest," said Tacopina. 

Earlier this week, Tacopina confirmed to Billboard that he was filing a motion to terminate his client's probation and was seeking a release from prison. According to recent documents, Tacopina also sought after "the recusal of Judge Brinkley from considering and ruling on that motion and from any further adjudicatory role in this case." 

Elsewhere in the documents, it was alleged that Meek was sent to solitary confinement by the Philadelphian judge against the recommendation of his probation officer, who said he "actively participated in an effort towards behavioral change."

In documents obtained by Billboard, the Philadelphia District Attorney supports the bail motion and originally didn't want Meek to be sentenced in the first place. According to the Assistant DA, Meek had "grown leaps and bounds" since his prior conviction.

"At the recent revocation hearing, the Commonwealth (represented by ADA Hoffman, a highly experi­enced supervisor in the District Attorney’s Office) did not recommend revocation, but rather recommended continuing the probation. The Assistant District Attorney properly noted that Mr. Williams had 'grown leaps and bounds' during the decade since his conviction," reads the motion.

Tacopina confirms to Billboard that Meek is also no longer in confinement and is awaiting his bail hearing.