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Jay-Z Can Seek to Restart Extortion Case After Accuser Recants, Appeals Court Says
The order rejected the star's bid to rehear the case in light of the "explosive new evidence," but pointed out that a lower court could still do so.
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The appeals court denied Jay‑Z’s request to reopen the extortion case, citing the “explosive new evidence” presented by the accuser. It noted that a lower court could still consider a rehearing if it chooses.
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