Sean « Diddy » Combs’ attorneys are urging a judge to let the music mogul return home after more than a year behind bars, arguing his conviction for transporting.
Sean « Diddy » Combs’ attorneys are urging a judge to let the music mogul return home after more than a year behind bars, arguing his conviction for transporting adults across state lines for prostitution warrants little more than time served. Defense lawyers are pushing for a sentence just shy of 14 months—about two months longer than the time Combs will have already served at the time of his Oct. 3 sentencing, reports the New York Times. In a 380-page court filing, they argue their client’s sentencing should reflect only the crime the jury found him guilty of—not the graver sex trafficking and racketeering charges of which he was acquitted.
