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Judge Allows T.I. To Leave His House For Easter Service

Thursday, 20 March 2008 |   Written by Jason   PDF Print E-mail Post a Comment
T.I. is currently on house-arrest while he waits his trial on federal weapons charges but according to WSB-TV, a federal judge ruled that T.I. may leave his house to attend an Easter Sunday service at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. The judge said that the rapper may leave his home from 8:30am until 2:00pm for the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church's annual service which has been held in the Dome by Bishop Eddie Long's congregation for the last 14 years. Although TIP's request was granted, he will be required to be accompanied by not only a court apointed monitor, but also one of his attorneys. Last November T.I. asked the courts to host a Thanksgiving dinner at his home, but later withdrew the request when prosecutors accused him of seeking special treatment.
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