Incarcerated Love & Hip Hop NY star Mendeecees is calling BS on his Eight-year Sentence. Mendeecees Harris lawyers are putting in a bid to reduce his sentence for drug trafficking!!!

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It’s been over a year since Love & Hip Hop New York’s Mendeecees Harris got locked up and put Yandy Smith in charge of his kids and affairs.

While Yandy has been dealing with tons of baby mama drama on LHH7, Mends is calling BS on his eight-year sentence for drug trafficking.

The Love & Hip Hop New York star, who can be heard on the phone (from prison) this season says his charge was levied under expired sentencing guidelines.

CelebNReality247.com has learned via Bossip that Harris wants the judge to reduce it immediately.

His new lawyer, Dawn Florio, cast doubt over the way the feds portrayed her client’s involvement in the coke and heroin ring. Last week, the drug dealer turned reality star and motivational speaker said in court papers that his sentence is bogus. He says that his old lawyer, Donald Thompson, should’ve filed an appeal of the sentence, but never did.

Mendeecees has been trying to get this federal sentence for drug dealing reduced by three years, arguing that he could be a force of good on the outside by speaking to kids and helping them stay off the streets and out of the drug dealing lifestyle.

Florio said the sentence the judge gave Mendeecees was flat-out wrong, put him at a severe disadvantage and the error warrants a review. She said the judge has the authority to make things right by lowering his sentence.

The lawyer said that had the correct sentencing policy been used, the judge could have reduced Mendeecees’ time in prison.

The feds have opposed Mendeecees’ bid for a lower sentence, arguing that the court lacks the authority to reduce his time. The Feds feel he was a major drug trafficker who needs to serve his full sentence and his plea deal was already very generous. They are NOT willing to budge.

Meanwhile, Mendeecees lawyer said in court docs:

“There are no clear allegations that the defendant acted as a broker, set any prices nor was aware of the full scope of the criminal enterprise.”

The lawyer contends those factors weren’t considered when the judge handed down Mendeecees’ sentence. Mendeecees lawyer said in court docs:

“Justice has been served and the defendant’s release would benefit the community…”

Mendeecees has been a model prisoner since getting locked up, going to rehab and taking classes on fitness, parenting and financial management, his court papers state.

A judge hasn’t yet ruled on the decision.