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Jay-Z, Meek Mill and more artists are putting their energy behind a proposed New York State law that would block lyrics from being used during trials. The bill aims to limit the admissibility of a defendant's music as evidence shown during a criminal trial. A draft of the legislation states prosecutors would be required to provide, clear and convincing evidence that a defendant's creative work is literal, rather than figurative or fictional. Do you think the bill will pass?