The singer's lawyers claim that the 'transient' man was arrested after he turned up at the home the first time, only to return to the dwelling one week later.
"Our situation has become a battleground for homeowners rights against unchecked HOA power. We're fighting to bring attention to these issues that too many face."
Three senior executives at the US HR software company Deel are accused of engaging in corporate espionage, having allegedly recruited an Irish payroll manager as a spy.
"The grand jury needed to understand the true nature of the relationship between Caller and Ulrich... The District Attorney's office prevented the Grand Jury from understanding the defendant's relationship by failing to inform them that Ulrich had been legally helping Caller for years."
During the brief hearing, prosecutor Michael Bisgrove stated that the case is not about the rapper's support for Palestine or criticism of Israel, but rather about footage showing Mo Chara draped in the Hezbollah flag and shouting, 'Up Hamas! Up Hezbollah!'. This highlights the legal distinctions between free speech and anti-terror laws.