At one point in the clip below, Rocky's voice is heard saying, "Your honor, can we refrain?" before Los Angeles County ...

On Wednesday, Rocky's attorney Joe Tacopina attended a preliminary hearing where Judge Mark S. Arnold tried to figure out Rocky's relationship status with Rih, with whom he shares two kids.

ASAP Rocky not guilty of shooting at former ... Judge Mark Arnold sternly instructed Ephron to "not talk to the defendant," leading the judge to call a brief recess so Ephron's lawyer could ...

ASAP Rocky's Los Angeles trial has included multiple instances of the n-word being read aloud, ... "I don’t want you to say what it says," Judge Mark Arnold said. Trace William Cowen.

During the hearing, Judge Mark Arnold rescheduled ASAP Rocky’s trial for the supposed assault according to AllHipHop. The previous court date was set for November 12.

Judge Mark S. Arnold speaks to attorneys before opening remarks in the trial of Rakim Mayers, ... The first day they appeared, Arnold asked Rocky who the women in his section were.

During ASAP Rocky's firearm assault trial, ... When Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Mark S. Arnold inquired about the new attendees, Rocky identified them as his mother and sister.

ASAP Rocky, whose real name is Rakim Mayers, ... Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Mark Arnold looked exhausted by both attorneys throughout the case, shouting them down at various points.

Though Rihanna is not expected to testify, she has been mentioned several times in the lead-up to the trial. During jury selection, Los Angeles Superior Judge Mark Arnold was unclear about Rocky ...

"You understand you have a right to get on the stand and give your side of the case," Superior Judge Mark Arnold told Rocky. "Also, you have a right under the Fifth Amendment of the United States ...

On Thursday afternoon Los Angeles Superior Judge Mark Arnold told the court to stop saying the full N-word, legal affairs journalist Meghann Cuniff said in a livestream of the trial.

Prosecutors began laying out their case Friday against hip-hop star ASAP Rocky, aka Rakim Mayers, in a 2021 shooting incident in Hollywood. If convicted, Mayers faces nearly 20 years in prison.