Using social media as evidence

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them and they

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went into their bus and they said there

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were weeds and guns and blah blah blah.

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But law enforcement admittedly on the

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stand said, "We went into their social

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media and we saw all these things and we

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were waiting for them." law enforcement.

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They're just going to assume what they

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see in YouTube and what they say in

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Instagram is associated with criminal

7:13

conduct and they're going to go out of

7:14

their way to try to take you down. There

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are issues that we have to contend with

7:21

with the case involving Migos. We

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assembled 14 15 lawyers. We have record

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labels behind us. We have somebody

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flying in from a record label in

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Manhattan to testify. But then what

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about somebody in Greenville,

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Mississippi? What about somebody in

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Enid, Oklahoma? What about people of

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color in those communities that don't

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have the money to bring in a legal team

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and don't have record labels standing

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behind them? And it really catalyzed my

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interest in addressing racism in our

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criminal justice system and mass

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incarceration. I figure while I'm up and

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about, I can at least do something to

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fight this system.

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