Diddy Wants Acquittal or New Trial, Says Feds' Definition of Prostitution Is Wrong

Diddy Wants Acquittal or New Trial, Says Feds' Definition of Prostitution Is Wrong

Diddy is firing back at federal prosecutors who are opposed to throwing out his conviction on Mann Act charges in his criminal case ... he says Uncle Sam is using the wrong definition of prostitution to prosecute him under the Mann Act, and says he deserves, at minimum, a new trial.

Donald Trump Revealed Whether He Plans To Pardon Diddy

Donald Trump stated that it would be “difficult” for him to pardon rapper Sean Diddy Combs, who was recently found guilty on two counts of organizing prostitution. Although it is not yet known what sentence he will receive, Diddy has requested temporary release from custody until sentencing on October 3rd, but it appears he will […] The post Donald Trump Revealed Whether He Plans To Pardon Diddy appeared first on Sarajevo Times.

Diddy Challenges Conviction, Cites 1910 Definition of Prostitution

Diddy is challenging his convictions for two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution by relying on the historical definition of prostitution under the Mann Act. In a recent court filing obtained by TMZ, his attorneys pointed out that when the Mann Act became law in 1910, “a prostitute was a woman who had sex outside marriage.” They argue that understanding the law in its original context is crucial to evaluating the charges against hi…

Diddy Pushes for Acquittal, Arguing Prosecutors Distorted Prostitution Law

Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing one of the most consequential chapters of his career after being convicted on two counts tied to transporting individuals for prostitution. With sentencing set for next month, the hip-hop mogul is mounting an aggressive appeal, pressing for either a new trial or an outright acquittal. In filings reported by TMZ, Diddy’s attorneys argue that the prosecution’s case leans on an antiquated reading of the Mann Act, first …

Diddy's Legal Team Is Fighting To Get An Acquittal Or New Trial. Why Part Of Their Argument Centers Around The Definition Of The Word Prostitution

Diddy's lawyers argue his conviction under the Mann Act should be overturned due to the changing definition of the word prostitution over time.