They also argued (via the Chicago Sun-Times) that the trial 'would draw 34 or 36 people to a courtroom, not counting spectators' and that the risks were too high. Prosecutors petitioned the court to postpone his hearing, noting the difficulty of keeping everyone safe as they planned to call 50 witnesses, 12-13 of which would have to travel in from a different state, including 8-9 of whom would be coming in from states on Chicago's coronavirus quarantine list. When they do this, inmates don't get their commissary, they don't get their shower, stuff like that and since they're fairly sporadic anyway, they get upset,' he said, concluding, 'So they're penalizing everyone in the facility because people are protesting in support of Kelly.'Ĭome August, jury trials had resumed in Chicago, but if Kelly was hopeful he'd keep his court date, he was wrong. Kelly protest outside of the jail, they lock down the entire facility. Explaining the root of the altercation, he added, 'My understanding is, every time there is a pro-R. 'That's the only place they can protect him,' Greenberg later told Page Six. Instead, MCC decided to put Kelly in solitary confinement. 'We should not incarcerate people indefinitely because we cannot provide them with due process!' The government cannot ensure his safety, and they cannot give him his day in court,' he argued.

Kelly called,' he tweeted, adding, 'Regardless, it is time to release Mr. 'We have not been provided any information from the jail, nor has Mr. Kelly's lawyer, Steve Greenberg, wasted no time using the attack as a reason to ask for his client's release.

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