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Lil Durk is awaiting a racketeering trial while held in solitary confinement before a verdict. TMZ reported the solitary confinement, but custody restrictions are not the same as a court finding of guilt. The open question is what the trial evidence will actually show—not what pretrial conditions imply. If you think solitary proves guilt, say why; if it doesn't, stop treating it like a verdict.

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00:00Solitary does not mean guilty.
00:03Lil Durk awaits a racketeering trial, isolated before a verdict.
00:09TMZ reported solitary confinement, a custody decision, not a court finding.
00:15Restrictions can feel punitive.
00:19Pretrial confinement is not a conviction.
00:22Send this to anyone calling solitary proof.

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