Update – 4/08/25, 17:45 ET: Sean “Diddy” Combs’ The judge denied the last deposit request Arun Subramanianwhich he ruled on Monday, August 4, which will remain imprisoned until his ruling on October 3.
Subramanian stated in his sentence that Diddy, 55, had not provided “exceptional reasons” that justify his release.
“With regard to the risk of flight or danger, COMBS does not fulfill its burden on clear and convincing tests for the reasons presented in the register of July 2, 2025, hearing. Increasing the amount of the deposit or designing additional conditions does not change the calculation, given the circumstances and the strong burden of evidence that combs has,” the judge continued. “Only on this basis, do you refuse the application for combs.”
Although Subramanian acknowledged mogul complaints about the alleged conditions of the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center, said that Diddy has remained so far, writing, “but, as Combs he recognizes, MDC staff has been able to maintain safe and attend his needs, even during an incident of violence threatened by a violence threatened.”
The order concluded: “For these reasons, as well as those indicated in the register in view of July 2, COMBS does not satisfy their burden to demonstrate a right to release. The bail motion is denied.”
Subramanian’s ruling comes after Diddy’s ex -partner Virginia “Gina” Huynhwhich he had previously intended to testify in the trial as “victim-3”. wrote a letter supporting their launch.
“I am writing because I do not consider Mr. Combs as a danger to me or to the community,” he wrote in the letter, who presented himself on Sunday, August 3. “This is his first criminal case. Throughout research and procedures he has been cooperative, respectful and fulfilling. He has substantial links with his family and community, including children who depend on him for emotional and financial support. It would allow him to continue to take care of his family supervision.”
Update – 8/08/25, 12:30 ET: Prosecutors in the Sean “Diddy” Combs The trial responded to his last deposit request and denied his lawyers’ claims that “exceptional circumstances” justify their release.
“Because the court was properly found after written and oral communications by the parties on July 2, 2025, the detention of the defendant pending the sentence is mandatory, there are no exceptional circumstances that justify his release and, even if there were any, the defendant cannot prove it by clear and convincing evidence that it is not a danger to the community,” the Government wrote in the community, “the Government wrote, Arun Subramanian On Thursday, July 31. “In addition, after the unequivocal judgment of the court, the defendant is now seeking relief without even trying to demonstrate a reason for reconsideration. Because the accused’s motion does not show any of the required shows, he fails to carry his load and the motion should be rapidly rejected.”
Earlier this week, Diddy’s lawyers filed a new motion asking to be released from the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center before the October 3 ruling. His lawyers have made multiple deposit applications since his arrest of September 2024, all of which are denied.
According to the prosecution, Diddy’s legal team has not presented “clear and convincing tests” that it is not “a risk of flight or danger and that there are” exceptional reasons “for it to be released.
Subramanian still does not have to govern the last rapper’s deposit request.
Original story:
Lawyers for Sean “Diddy” Combs They try again to take him out of prison Before his sentence Audience in October.
The lawyers of the 55 -year -old unfortunate tycoon filed a motion on Tuesday, July 29, asking the judge Arun Subramanian To reconsider his previous decision to keep Diddy behind the bars until he is convicted of October 3.
“There are exceptional circumstances that guarantee a exit from the obligatory arrest and say that Sean Combs is released,” Diddy’s legal team wrote in his presentation before quoting “the history of Mann Law, as well as pursued in recent decades” as evidence that the rapper should be released. (The Mann Law, promulgated in 1910, is a federal law that prohibits the interstate or international transport of individuals with the aim of prostitution.)
“ There has been no literally a case like this, where a person and his girlfriend organized adult men to have sex consensual with the long -term bride adult as part of a demonstrated lifestyle of “ swingers and has been persecuted and embodied under Mann law, ” said lawyers. “ Sean Combs should not be in prison for this behavior. In fact, he can be the only person currently in the United States prison to be any kind of John, and undoubtedly the only person in prison for having hired adult male escorts for him and his girlfriend, when he didn’t even have sex with the escort. “
Three prominent legal analysts offered a detailed view on the ruling recommendations of Sean’s “Diddy” lawyers “after the verdict of their federal persecution. Diddy faces a maximum possible sentence of twenty years behind the bars after his sentence of two transport counts to participate in prostitution on Wednesday, July 2. A jury of 12 people acquitted Diddy in the three (…)
The motion continues to ask Diddy to be released with a $ 50 million bond in his Miami house, with his journey “limited to the southern Florida district, to the south.
New York District for Lawyers, as well as airports needed to travel between the two. “He would also surrender his passport and would not be allowed to request another.
If the judge believes that Diddy requires that the “most extreme conditions” accept their release, the motion proposes to add “home detention, private security approved by the court and past services with the cost by the defendant, mental health treatmentSubstance abuse treatment, Electronic Surveillance of the defendant or any other condition that the court deems necessary. “
“With all the conditions raised above, Mr. Combs can demonstrate with clear and convincing evidence that it is not a danger to the community and that it would be fully surrendered to preventive services supervision to ensure that the court knows that Mr. Combs is not a danger to anyone,” the motion continued.
Sean’s lawyer “Diddy” Combs asks for his immediate release after the tycoon was acquitted by accusations of sex conspiracy and trafficking. “His family is here and could sign a bond,” Diddy’s lawyer Marc Agnifilo said, told Judge Arun Subramanian on Wednesday, July 2. “It should be released today.” Agnifilo asked that Diddy, 55, was allowed (…)
Diddy was arrested in September 2024 and in charge of conspiracy, transport to participate in prostitution and sexual traffic. He stated not guilty of the charges and denied all the allegations against him. On July 2, a jury found him guilty of two transport counts, but acquitted him of the other positions.
After the verdict, Diddy’s lawyers again requested that he be released on bail, but the judge denied the request and ruled that he should remain in prison until his ruling on October 3. (Diddy has been imprisoned at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center since his arrest last year after multiple previous requests for release from Pretrial.)
Before Judge Subramanian made his decision on July 2 to keep Diddy behind the bars, CassieThe lawyer sent a letter to the court that supported the Government’s request to keep him in prison.
After a verdict was reached at the “Diddy” SEAN Judgment, Combs, defense prosecutors and lawyers declared their case in case he had to stay behind the grilles until the sentence. Both parties submitted letters to the judge on Wednesday, July 2, shortly after Diddy, 55, was declared guilty of two transport counts to participate in prostitution (…)
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Cassie, 38, dates from Diddy Off and Off from 2007 to 2018 and served as the star testimony of the prosecution during the trial, which began in May. His testimony came almost two years after Diddy accused of physical and sexual abuse during his entire relationship in a demand in November 2023. Diddy denied his claims at that time, and the parties settled out of court a day after the lawsuit was public.
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