Lil Durk's bond hearing ends with no ruling: Judge Fitzgerald takes it under submission

Lil Durk's bid for bond is still up in the air. At a hearing Wednesday, Nov.

Lil Durk's bid for bond is still up in the air. At a hearing Wednesday, Nov. 4, in Los Angeles federal court, Judge Michael W. Fitzgerald heard arguments from the defense and the government and did not rule, taking the request under submission. No new date was announced, and Durk, legally Durk Banks, remains in custody.

According to LA Mag court reporter Taylor Parise, who was in the courtroom, the judge said that if bond is granted he wants Durk to understand that 'everything' would be lost if he tried to flee, including money, future earnings, assets and his family's livelihood. The judge acknowledged that would be hard for the defense to prove, and the government said it didn't believe it was possible.

Courtroom reporter CousinTino said the hearing also dealt with co-defendant Deandre 'Dede' Wilson's claim of a possible Brady violation, with the judge saying he would take that under consideration too.

Durk has been held since his October 2024 arrest in the murder-for-hire case tied to the 2022 killing of Saviay'a 'Lul Pab' Robinson. Ahead of the hearing, his team offered a package including his future music earnings, and Robinson's mother wrote the court that the family does not object to bond.