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Sean “Didi” Comes has been deprived of bonds and will continue to be detention until his rule yet A shocking ruling in his federal court of Manhattan The trial that I found was guilty of transportation to engage in prostitution-but not guilty of conspiracy and sexual infiltration. While Didi, 55, is facing a potential time in prison for transportation, he is much less than a possible lifeline prison sentence that could be delivered if he was burdened by conspiracy or rap that follow sex. The sentence for the number of transportation ranges from zero to ten years. Since judges do not submit almost consecutive penalties, this means that the longest penalty imposed is likely to be a contract; However, Didi was already behind bars for ten months, and he could get credit for good behavior in the line, which reduces his time more.
The possibility of Deedy launch a few moments after the jurors issued their ruling. The main defense lawyer, Mark Agunefilo, asked Judge Aaron Supramanian to liberate Didi, pending the verdict, noting that he was cleared of crimes that involve violence. “He is still only accused of prostitution,” Agnevilo told Subramanian earlier on Wednesday. “It must be released.” Agnifilo put forward the idea of bonds million dollars. Supreme Prosecutor Mourin Kumi retreated, saying that the evidence in the trial demonstrated that Didi was a threat to society and pose a danger. Douglas Wigdor, a lawyer who represented Cassandra “Cassi” Ventura, one of the two women who accused Daidi of sex trafficking in his trial, against his release. “Mrs. Ventura believes that Mr. Combs is likely to pose a threat to the victims who have witnessed in this case, including itself, as well as society,” Wikdour wrote in a letter to Subramanian.
