A New York judge is giving Mobb Deep's Prodigy a big break. After requesting the rapper's medical records, judge Edward McLaughlin postponed Prodigy's jail sentence. Prodigy, whose real name is Albert Johnson, plead guilty to weapons possession charges and was sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison in October 2007. McLaughlin decided to give Johnson 30 more days of freedom while the court compiles and reviews medical records. Johnson's attorneys are requesting that the court acknowledge that the 33-year-old has long suffered from sickle cell anemia, which results in frequent hospitalization. In the meantime, Johnson plans on releasing 'H.N.I.C in Charge 2' this March.
Taylor Swift Dominates at 2013 Billboard Music Awards
Kellie Pickler Named 'Dancing With the Stars' Champion
Beyonce Releases New Anthem, 'Grown Woman'
J. Cole Performs 'Born Sinner' on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon,' Reveals Competitive Spirit Against Kanye West
Carrie Underwood 'Goats' Hunter Hayes With Blown Away Tour Prank
LOOK: Bank Vault Saves 22 Lives During Tornado
Blake Shelton Will Return for Season 5 of 'The Voice'
PHOTO: Dog Guards Dead Victim's Body After Oklahoma Tornado Disaster
Toby Keith Says His Hometown of Moore, Oklahoma 'Will Perservere' After Deadly Tornado
Demi Looks FANTASTIC In A Bikini
Tim McGraw's 'Superstar Summer Night' Special to Air May 19
Man Reportedly Beheaded In Brutal Assault In London Neighborhood
Miguel and Fan Are 'Okay' After Crazy Kick at 2013 Billboard Music Awards
The World's Most Powerful Women
Toby Keith Returns to Help Family, Friends in Moore, Oklahoma
Wolf Blitzer's Embarrassing Moment With Tornado Survivor
Mother Dies With Infant During Oklahoma Tornado
U.S. Acknowledges Four American Citizens Killed In Drone Strikes
Help For Heroes Killing
NY Times Eviscerates Obama White House
Mum-Of-Two Faces Down Woolwich Attack Suspects
PHOTOS: Christie Brinkley Gets Back Into A Swimsuit At 59 Years Old
60 Minutes Makes All The Difference For $360 Million Jackpot
Who Won 'DWTS'?
PHOTOS: Tornado Aftermath Leaves Trail Of Destruction
PHOTOS: This Is The Best Response To Abercrombie CEO Mike Jeffries We've Seen Yet
Singer Sues McDonald's, Claims Chicken Sandwich Incident Ruined Her Voice
White Father Allegedly Suspected Of Kidnapping Biracial Daughters
CBS Reporter's Grave Allegations
Tornadoes Strike Oklahoma
Tara Ellison: Why I Gave A Toast At My Ex-Husband's Wedding
Police END Search For Susan Powell
PHOTOS: Tornadoes Wreak Havoc On Central U.S.
