Lawyers will give their closing arguments at the trial of rapper A$AP Rocky, who is accused of two felony counts of assault ...

A$AP Rocky is facing a recommended sentence of eight years in prison if found guilty of his charges of two counts of assault ...

In closing arguments, the defence will contend that video evidence and text messages cannot be trusted, nor can Relli. He also filed a civil suit in the case, and Rocky’s attorneys cast him as a ...

ASAP Rocky will not give evidence at his trial over two felony counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm and the defence rested its case on Tuesday without calling him.

The American rapper is not legally required to evidence, and subjecting a defendant to cross-examination is often a major risk in criminal cases.

A$AP Rocky and his attorneys revealed that they may have the hip-hop star take the stand Tuesday in his own defense at his trial over two felony counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm.

ASAP Rocky’s long-time friend and collaborator has told his trial that the hip-hop star fired a starter pistol that he carried as a prop during a scuffle on a Hollywood street in 2021.

Below, Hollywood Life has rounded up everything we know about Rocky’s case and trial. What Did ASAP Rocky Do? In August 2022, the Los Angeles Police Department arrested Rocky at LAX (real name ...

But the state’s most important witness was ASAP Relli ... and grew into a feud, he and Rocky, real name Rakim Athelaston Mayers, had a confrontation in Hollywood that led to the star firing ...

Los Angeles County prosecutors have rested their case in the trial of ASAP Rocky. The multi-million record-selling rapper is ...

A$AP Rocky's trial continues as the defense's star witness claims alleged victim A$AP Relli was the aggressor and dared Rocky to shoot him.