Federal Judge in Chicago rejects R. Kelly's home detention plea, citing lack of Jurisdiction

Federal Judge in Chicago rejects R. Kelly's home detention plea, citing lack of Jurisdiction
Federal Judge in Chicago rejects R. Kelly's home detention plea, citing lack of Jurisdiction

Welcome back to The Blac Pill, the only podcast that dives deep into the hottest legal tea, no filter. Today’s episode hits hard—R. Kelly’s last shot at home detention has been BLOCKED. A federal judge in Chicago said, “Not in my courtroom,” claiming there’s no legal authority here since he’s locked down in North Carolina.

Kelly’s lawyers say he’s in danger—claimed prison staff conspired with an inmate to kill him, and he nearly died from a forced medication overdose. But prosecutors shot back, calling it all “fanciful” and just another self-promotion stunt from the jail cell.

What’s the real deal with these conspiracy claims? Should the courts do more when high-profile prisoners say their lives are on the line? Does Kelly deserve more protection, or is this just another move to skip time behind bars?

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