Kendrick’s attorney, Doug Weinstein, argues that his client should be granted bond now that Judge Glanville has been removed from the case due to potential bias. Weinstein expressed concerns about Glanville's actions and believes a fair trial requires an unbiased judge. On the other hand, Brian Steel, representing Young Thug, did not comment immediately, and District Attorney Fani Willis declined to comment on the ruling. The case has faced delays and controversies, with Krause agreeing that the June meeting should have been in open court and criticizing Glanville's comments on recusal requests in July. The trial has reached its 100th day, with Glanville pausing proceedings to address recusal motions. The defense attorneys have accused the judge of improper conduct and coercion. Krause ultimately decided that Glanville should be excused from further handling the case to preserve public confidence.