Argued as being worthy of consideration here is that Durk, now facing a racketeering trial with a tentative 2027 start date, was found not guilty in his murder-for-hire trial last month.

“He did not participate in any murder-for-hire plot,” the Deep Thoughts artist’s legal team wrote in Tuesday’s brief. “Under the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal’s reasoning, what follows from the jury’s not guilty decree should be [Durk Banks, a..k.a. Lil Durk’s] release on bond.”

As expected , prosecutors successfully moved to keep Durk behind bars despite the acquittal in the first trial.

Bolstering the current argument from Durk’s lawyers is the offering of a “robust” bond package including future earnings from a variety of sources. As noted in Tuesday’s brief, a previous request for bond was criticized by the court for not encompassing “the lion’s share” of Durk’s net worth.

“Mr. Banks has taken the court’s concern to heart,” his lawyers said in the latest filing. “In concert with Mr.…