Comment on Kodak Black Says Prosecutors Missed Their Deadline, And Now He Wants Every Bail Restriction Gone by MYK MIIZI™ A.K.A. ZENCIONNI©
The Kodak Black bail fight just escalated in Orange County, where his defense team says prosecutors sat on their hands so long that the rapper should walk free from every condition tied to his release. Bigney filed the motion Tuesday in the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court asking a judge to strip away every bond requirement still hanging over Bill Kapri, the rapper known worldwide as Kodak Black. The argument centers on Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.134(b), which requires the state to formally charge someone out on pretrial release within 60 days of arrest.
- ▪The Kodak Black bail fight just escalated in Orange County, where his defense team says prosecutors sat on their hands so long that the rapper should walk free from every condition tied to his release.
- ▪Bigney filed the motion Tuesday in the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court asking a judge to strip away every bond requirement still hanging over Bill Kapri, the rapper known worldwide as Kodak Black.
- ▪The argument centers on Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.134(b), which requires the state to formally charge someone out on pretrial release within 60 days of arrest.
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| Publication time | Sat, 25 Jul 2026 17:01:57 +0000 |
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The Kodak Black bail fight just escalated in Orange County, where his defense team says prosecutors sat on their hands so long that the rapper should walk free from every condition tied to his release. Attorney David R. Bigney filed the motion Tuesday in the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court asking a judge to strip away every bond requirement still hanging over Bill Kapri, the rapper known worldwide as Kodak Black. The argument centers on Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.134(b), which requires the state to formally charge someone out on pretrial release within 60 days of arrest. Kapri was booked into the Orange County Jail on May 6 on a felony charge of trafficking MDMA, which put that deadline at July 5.
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