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Ju judge Shawn: Diddy, Combs The sex trafficking and assault case was dismissed Monday morning.
The debate over the rejection of Ju Judge No. 6 began last week after prosecutors pointed out a contradiction in his statement regarding his residence.
“At this point, there is nothing that can be said that the ju-san can return the Genie back to the bottle and repair his credibility,” Judge Arun Subramanian told the court on Monday prior to testifying at the trial.
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The jury at the trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs was denied Monday morning. (Elizabeth Williams via AP)
Regarding diversity concerns, Judge Subramanian said the ju judge would not raise these concerns. Combs’ legal team asked to keep the ju apprentice because of his ethnicity and requested a false statement if the ju apprentice was denied.
“The courts cannot and should not consider what race should be,” the federal judge noted.
Ju Assembly No. 6 was rejected and replaced by the first alternative Ju Assembly. Judge Subramanian also said there was no evidence of prosecutor’s misconduct.
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Sean “Diddy” Combs confesses with his lawyer after meeting with a judge at the June 12 sex trafficking trial. (Jane Rosenberg)
On Friday, the prosecutor said ju judge No. 6. Combs’ trial He recently moved to New Jersey with his girlfriend and revealed he has remained there for most trials. When he was questioned behind closed doors, the ju-describer said he was staying in New York for four or five nights. He also said that his daughter is born in New Jersey and lives there, but he lives in New York City.
The government said he said he lived in the Bronx with his fiancé and daughter.
Judge Subramanian pointed out that there were some inconsistencies in the ju apprentice’s statement, and that the ju apprentice could not follow simple instructions and answer the questions or that there was a deceit. He agreed that there were “serious questions” about the candidness of the ju-deciding judges, taking into account the discrepancies in the records.
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Sean “Diddy” Combs was charged with conspiracy to assault, sex trafficking, fraud or coercion and transport in order to engage in prostitution on unsealed charges in September 2024. He pleaded not guilty. (Jordan Strauss)
As of Monday morning, the second ju umpire looked like there was a problem. Details of this issue have not been shared in court.
Ju-dean was asked to stay at the end of the next day Testimony of the trial For more questions.
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Janelle Ash of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
