Sentencing for Tory Lanez in the Megan Thee Stallion shooting case is delayed again, with no new date set.

Tory Lanez's sentencing in the shooting of Grammy-award winning rapper Megan Thee Stallion has been delayed due to the singer's legal team seeking a new trial. This is an encouraging development as the singer was facing up to a potential 22 year sentence and the possibility of deportation to Canada upon his release. The altercation occurred after an argument at a party in Los Angeles with Lanez firing shots at Megan Thee Stallion. Although Megan Thee Stallion went to great lengths to avoid naming Lanez as her attacker, the truth eventually came out after a highly covered trial. Megan Thee Stallion testified to the physical and emotional pain she experienced as a result of the shooting, which resulted in her being unable to walk for a period of time and nerve damage in her left foot.



Lanez's new attorney Matthew Barhoma claims that erroneous evidence was entered into the original trial, including forensic testing, Instagram posts, and prejudicial photos of Lanez's gun tattoo. The prosecutor's office has responded to the appeal, stating that the motion lacked substance and that the guilty verdict should stand. Shawn Holley, Lanez's former attorney, was also included in the response who had withdrawn from his legal team amid rumors of a bribery attempt on Kelsey Harris, a key witness and the former best friend of Megan Thee Stallion.



Lanez's new legal team is doing all they can to get a new trial, which is a positive step towards a potential reduction in the singer's sentence. This could be a chance for Lanez to escape the harsh punishment of up to 22 years with the possibility of deportation to Canada upon his release.

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