Defense attorney Bradford Cohen joins Vlad to discuss why lawyers often avoid interviews during active cases, referencing Vlad’s conversation with Arthur Horne, attorney for Big30. Cohen explains the risks of speaking publicly before trial, how outside audiences often judge cases from limited clips, and why legal strategy can differ from public perception. The conversation turns
Norteño figure Mario Sanchez joins Vlad to break down the Keefe D case tied to the killing of Tupac Shakur, reacting to the rapid jury verdict and the role of public statements, social media, and self-incrimination in major criminal cases. The conversation also addresses long-running rumors surrounding Sean “Puffy” Combs and an alleged $1 million
Judge Mathis sits down with DJ Vlad to discuss Lil Durk’s ongoing legal situation, emphasizing that he will respect the jury’s verdict while also acknowledging Durk’s community work in Chicago. Mathis explains why, if Durk is convicted, he intends to submit a letter to the court detailing their relationship, Durk’s efforts with his organization, record-clearing
Trap Lore Ross joins VladTV after sitting through every day of the federal Lil Durk trial, where Durk was found not guilty on five counts while another charge remains pending. Ross describes the tense courthouse scene, explaining why he went from no security to three bodyguards as crowds of Durk supporters surrounded him on federal
Judge Mathis returns to VladTV to address why his “not guilty” call in the Keefe D trial didn’t match the jury’s guilty verdict. Speaking as a former Detroit criminal defense attorney and longtime judge, Mathis breaks down “beyond a reasonable doubt,” jury instructions, possible appeal issues, and how evidence like Keefe D’s book and VladTV
Attorney Bradford Cohen joins Vlad to break down how he represented Drake during the XXXTentacion murder trial controversy, when a defense lawyer attempted to subpoena the Toronto rapper over an unsupported theory that Drake had paid for a hit. Cohen explains why the subpoena attempts failed, how the judge viewed the claims as irrelevant, and
Yaya Mayweather just got hit with a massive financial reality check over a 2020 stabbing incident that’s been haunting her for years. A Texas judge ordered Floyd Mayweather’s daughter to pay more than $50 million to the woman she stabbed during a fight involving NBA YoungBoy, and the breakdown of that judgment is absolutely brutal. The court
Attorney Moe Gangat returns to VladTV with an inside look at major hip-hop legal battles, from Lil Durk’s federal murder-for-hire trial in Los Angeles to Duane “Keefe D” Davis being convicted in the Tupac Shakur murder case after just 90 minutes of jury deliberation in Nevada. Gangat breaks down why Keefe D’s own interviews and
In this VladTV segment, DJ Vlad asks Judge Greg Mathis about reports that singer d4vd has dropped high-priced defense attorneys and may rely on a public defender as a criminal trial looms. Vlad says he heard d4vd still has money in a trust controlled by his parents, joking that they may not want to spend
Attorney Moe Gangat joins Vlad to revisit the Tory Lanez trial involving Megan Thee Stallion and the 2020 shooting case that ended with Daystar Peterson being found guilty. Gangat explains why he believed Lanez had a path to acquittal, pointing to the four key witnesses, the absent security guard testimony, and shifting courtroom moments involving
