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Mark Jelagos makes his name Sean “Diddy” comb He is trial despite his minor affiliation with the defense team for the dishonest music magnate.
67-year-old Jelagos, a criminal defense lawyer known for his roster of celebrity clients, Manhattan Federal Court After filing a statement about the case on a podcast this week.
According to a transcript obtained by Fox News Digital, in a conversation in the creditor’s office after the ju-degree selection process, Judge Arun Subramanian of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York reminded Geragos of local rules restricting public statements made to the media.
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Mark Jelagos faced a judge while electing a ju judge in the federal trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs. (Getty Images)
“So we have an application from the government that requires the court to remind the defense team of their duties in accordance with Geragos and local regulations 23.1,” the Subramanian said.
US lawyer Jay Clayton submitted the letter Monday. This was obtained by Fox News Digital and advised the court to comply with local rule 23.1.
The verdict is[D]uring a Ju trial on criminal mattersincluding the selection period of ju apprenticeship,…A lawyer or law firm associated with a defense counsel shall give or approve any special statement or interview relating to a trial or matter that a trial or reasonable person is expected to be spread through public communication, if there is a considerable possibility that such spread will interfere with a fair trial.
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“In the course of the selection of the ju apprentice, there were seven defense counsels who filed notices of appearance in this case, and despite being a consultant for the ju apprentice, the defense team appeared to be consulting with other members of the Jelagos & Jelagos law firm who attended the court,” the letter states.
Clayton pointed to Jelagos’ apparent “long-standing relationship with the defendant” before asking the court to intervene in order to prevent any concerns about the propaganda of the trial and ensure that a fair trial is possible.
Sean “Diddy” Combs is sitting at the defense table before the election of a ju judge begins in Manhattan courtroom on May 5, 2025 in New York City. (Elizabeth Williams via AP)
Marc Jelagos (AP photo/Damiando Burgergen)
Subramanian continued at the closure meeting.
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“I definitely understand that,” Jelagos said before admitting that he has “real issues with application” for the rules, but did not want to waste time during the ju-seeker selection process.
The judge asked if Geragos was in any way advised the defendant. Geragos admits he speaks with Diddy “a lot of frequency,” and also represents his mother, Janice Combs.
Jelagos confirmed that he was aware of the rules and did not attempt to interfere in a fair trial in any way.
Didi led his defense team, holding Tenny Geragos, daughter of Mark Agnifilo and Mark Geragos. (RashidUmarAbbasi on Fox News Digital)
“Look, you understand that we are inside Process to select a jure“Subramanian said, “Nearly to the trial. And you know, when you say things on a podcast like Six Women, it’s all white, my understanding is that you have a six-pack white woman. That’s not – that’s not what you should – no one should say as a court officer and a member of the bar, right?”
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The judge had mentioned the “Two Angry Men” podcast, an incident in Jelagos and TMZ’s Harvey Levin Spitball Hollywood Harring, including the latest legal developments in the case of celebrities.
“When there’s a black man being charged and a client feels he’s being targeted, I think it’s an observation,” Geragos said. “I also said other things that I think I could raise, but I will tell you that I haven’t – I’m not attacking Mr Wigdoll or Lisa Bloom.
Subramanian said, “I think this is ridiculous. I think it’s outrageous to mention the prosecution as a white woman in this case. It’s okay. I understand what you’re saying about the case and everything else, but I don’t think this will be tolerated in court wherever you are in the state.
“And I’m watching, and I’m going to listen, are you okay? You have another listener for your podcast.”
Jelagos collaborated with Chris Brown in 2009. (Mario Anzuoni-Pool/Getty Images)
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Jelagos added, “As long as you subscribe, I’m everything for it.”
The Los Angeles-based lawyer has worked on many well-known cases.
Jelagos and his team are currently working on new trials and responsibilities. Menendez brothers. Lyle and Eric Menendez were convicted of killing their parents at their Beverly Hills home in 1989 and were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Geragos said new evidence in the case, which proves that the brother was unfairly convicted, in a recent court application, he requested that it be removed. Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office From a case of suspected bias.
On the left, Mark Jelagos defended Scott Peterson, who was found guilty of two murders in the death of his wife, Rashi Peterson, and his unborn child in 2004. (Fred Larson)
He previously worked on Winona Ryder’s 2001 shoplifting incident and represented singer Chris Brown, who pleaded guilty to a felony assault arising from an incident with his then-girlfriend Rihanna before the 2009 Grammy Awards.
Jelagos has worked and expressed two highly published exams at the same time Michael Jackson In the 2004 abuse case, while leading the defense at Scott Peterson’s trial. Jackson removed Jelagos from the legal team due to his lawyers’ workload.
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That’s what Diddy, 55, was. He was charged with assault conspiracy in Septembertransport engaged in sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion, and prostitution.
The “Last Night” singer faces the biggest sentence in prison after at least 15 years behind bars if convicted.
