The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has split 3-3 on whether Philadelphia Judge Genece Brinkley should continue to preside over the appeal of hip-hop star Meek Mill, who has publicly butted heads with the judge. With the court evenly divided Brinkley is now set to preside over the rapper’s post-conviction appeal hearing scheduled for June 18.

The rapper, whose real name is Robert Williams, has pushed to have Brinkley disqualified from his case ever since she gave him a lengthy prison sentence for a probation violation, despite the fact that neither prosecutors, nor Williams’ probation officer, had requested prison time.