Sean’s team ‘Diddy’ Combs’ ends their defense after 20 minutes

Sean “Diddy” legal ‘in Combs’ has set their case with his sex trafficking trial on Tuesday after making arguments in just 20 minutes.

Their short presentation follows almost seven-week arguments and testimony brought to the Federal Adventutors in New York. The prosecution completed their case on Tuesday afternoon.

Her defense lawyers argued that the government failed to meet the burden of proving any of the charges against him, which he denied rejected, and the judge should drop the case against him.

Mr. Combs also confirmed in court that he could not get the stand on his own test. “This is my decision to my lawyers who” not testify, he told the judge.

Mr. Combs begs not guilty of sex trafficking charges, racketeering and transportation to get sex with. He faced life in prison if convicted of the design.

To talk at first time in court in weeks on Tuesday, Mr. Combs told Judge Arrunian Arun Bruntanian who he “did a great job”.

“I want to tell you thanks,” the rapper told the judge.

Prosecutors say Mr. Combs used his state of celebration and business empire to run a criminal business to convey women in traffic and hide his crimes. During their argumentsThe government calls more than 30 Witnesses in principle.

The defense that does not call the submission of evidence of many text messages between Mr Combs and his ex-girlfriends, another victim who confirms under Pseudonion Jane.

Always difficult for defense teams to decide whether to call any facts of the stand on the stand, as Mitchell Epner and a New York-based lawyer.

Calling new witnesses can introduce many problems for defense – and Got of Mr. Combs with a much better way to his testimony, Mr Epner said.

However, Mr. Combs lawyers provide an easy presentation, which appears to test messages to change their argument that Mr Combs, which is called freak-off.

In a text message to Mr. Combs read aloud his lawyers, Jane told him “I always had freak-off, or what he called” Hotel Nights “.

The defense case occurred after the legal defense team was at a motion that asks the court to release their clients to protect their charges and racketeers.

His lawyer Alexandra Shaapiro argues that case victims have competent women who can leave their own points during closing ones scheduled during the end of this week and Friday.

Mr. Corbs “blamed violently, but domestic violence is not sex trafficking”, says Ms Shapiro.

Prosecutors argue that Mr. Cordbs ex-girlfriends are pressed by unwanted sex acts with drugs, violence and other means.