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Judge Torn on Lil Durk Bail Question After Murder-for-Hire Verdict: ‘A Question of Psychology’

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The rapper's lawyers want him out of jail ahead of a second racketeering trial. Prosecutors say he'll flee.

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Judge Torn on Lil Durk Bail Question After Murder-for-Hire Verdict: ‘A Question of Psychology’
Rachel Scharf · 11/5/2026, 1:11:32 AM
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