you mention stephen king for example but in other jurisdictions, legislation around trying to protect artists in this very thing, are we going to see a bit of a blueprint created all across this country? i certainly would hope so, i apply the legislation in california and new york that seek to limit the means in which we use rap lyrics to criminalize their subjects. and in particular, it is requiring prosecutors to meet the constitutional burden. if these prosecutors are successful they would deprive people of life, liberty and property. it requires due process according to the constitution, if you re using the rap lyrics, the evidence you are using is insufficient. a bird nest to be there, you can t use just anything, you seem like a criminal therefore you must ve done this crime, unlawful propensity evidence. thank you professor timothy timothy welbeck, a fascinating conversation. thank you for having me, it was a pleasure. an fbi affidavit that is
so here s a question you re probably not here anywhere else, could wrapping about a crime ultimately get you convicted about the crime? they are thinking about it, handing the case against the rappers, young followed young thug and gonna. she said she might use lyrics from the ysl collective record label to help prosecute the case. this is controversial, it s been going on and used for decades but is there? let s have the conversation now, so rights attorney and temple university professor, timothy welbeck, welcome to the program. glad to have the conversation with you. thank you for having me and thank you for having the time to have this conversation. for many people, you might have are the indictments, i know you have, and thinking
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