Penalty of the artist will be defined in October; Meanwhile, he participates in rehabilitation, a strategic gesture in the final stage of the trial
Arrested since September and considered guilty for transportation crimes for prostitution, the American musician Sean “Diddy” Combs You haven’t known your sentence yet. The crimes the artist has committed may lead to 20 years in prison, but the case judge is expected to apply a lower punishment.
Even so, Diddy The rehabilitation process has already begun. According to the TMZHe enrolled in therapy programs to treat drug use and prevent domestic violence.
Sources close to the singer stated that the initiative is taken seriously and is part of the Magnata’s redemption plans. The most skeptical (and critical), however, remember that drug abuse and cases of aggression, especially against ex-girlfriend Cassie Venturawere central themes in the trial. Thus, registration in therapies can be part of a defense effort to show the judge that Diddy It is taking the case seriously. The artist’s sentence is scheduled for October 3.
Combs He is currently awaiting sentence at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York, where he has been detained since his arrest in September. The judge Aaron Subramanian previously noted that the time that Diddy It has already passed in prison will be used to calculate the penalty.
The defense is pressuring that Combs Receive a minimal penalty, which, according to them, would be between 21 and 27 months. Meanwhile, the southern district promoters of New York said the conviction guidelines predicted from 51 to 63 months in prison, noting that they would probably seek an even longer incarceration period.
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Source: Rollingstone
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