AceShowbiz - Lil Durk’s upcoming second trial has been postponed, with his bond hearing now scheduled for November 4. This delay follows his recent acquittal on murder-for-hire charges earlier this month.

Originally, Durk was set to face trial on charges related to the Violent Interstate Crime and Racketeering (VICAR) statute on October 5. However, sources close to the case have confirmed the trial date has been pushed back to allow for a bond review hearing.

On September 11, Durk was found not guilty on all murder-for-hire accusations. His co-defendants, Deandre "OTF Dede" Wilson and David "Browneyez" Lindsey, were convicted on stalking and stalking conspiracy charges but acquitted of the murder-for-hire counts. Both men are currently appealing their convictions.

Following the verdict, Durk’s attorney emphasized the desire for his client’s immediate release, highlighting the significance of the acquittal. Despite this legal victory, Durk remains entangled in a separate racketeering case which was separated from the murder-for-hire trial.

Durk and his legal team are seeking to have the second case dismissed, arguing that many of the allegations overlap with those that resulted in his acquittal. Meanwhile, he hopes to be granted bond while awaiting the new trial date.

The bond hearing scheduled for November 4 will be a critical moment in determining Durk’s legal status as he continues to fight the remaining charges. His defense team is expected to file motions aimed at dismissing the racketeering case.

XXL magazine has reached out to Durk’s attorney for further comment, but no additional statements have been released at this time.

This development follows a significant legal battle for Durk, who now faces continued scrutiny as the second case moves forward amid ongoing efforts to secure his freedom on bond.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.