The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has denied rapper Meek Mill‘s latest bid to have Philadelphia Judge Genece Brinkley tossed from his case.

In a one-page order issued Tuesday, the justices denied the hip-hop star’s request to have a new judge assigned, and said Mill will have to bring his claims to the state Superior Court before the justices will consider his appeal. The order marks the third time the justices have ruled in the case since November when Brinkley sentenced him to a two-to-four-year prison sentence for violating his probation.

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