new York – Prosecutors said they are now expecting music mogul Sean “Diddy” Kämme could judge a prison sentence “Significantly higher” than the four to five years they once thought that he would probably face two prostitution accusations after his conviction.
They made the observation on Thursday in a federal federal court in Manhattan, in which they also spoke out against Combs' application this week against the bail of 50 million US dollars, while waiting for a conviction on October 3.
At the beginning of July, Combs, 55, was In terms of consciousness and sexual trade, which bear potential life prisons with lifelong prison sentence, however, was condemned, but was condemned From two charges of transport to prostitution to come to friends and male sex workers to travel to sexual encounters he filmed.
Any charges related to prostitution has potential a maximum of 10 years in prison.
After the judgment, the prosecutors said that they believed that the convict guidelines for the federal government, which would probably require a prison sentence of four to five years to prevent convicts in relation to convictions for the same crimes. But they said on Thursday that they believe that the guidelines “will be much higher” and the risk barks will flee.
The judge Arun Subramanian will have a large scope when determining a judgment and can ignore the guidelines that are not mandatory. Combs' lawyers have announced that if they are calculated properly, the guidelines will require 21 to 27 months in prison.
To The day of the judgmentThe public prosecutor won a deposit after defender Marc Agnifilo argued that combs should be freed from deposit immediately.
Subramanian denied the request for defense and said that Combs had not fulfilled the burden of showing through clear and convincing evidence, as a “lack of danger to a person or the community”. But he said Agnifilo could extend the request.
Agnifilo quoted other cases that he said were comparable to the condemnation of Combs, in which the accused were granted a deposit. And he quoted severe conditions in the metropolitan detention center in Brooklyn, where Combs has been held in a New York hotel since his arrest in September.
He also said that Combs was treated unfairly because he was involved in a “swinger” lifestyle, in which he and his friends sometimes invited male sex workers to join them with multi -day marathon.
In their registration on Thursday, the prosecutors said that Combs' conviction contained a mandatory requirement in relation to the prostitutional stories that he would remain in prison before conviction, unless he could demonstrate exceptional circumstances.
They said that he should also remain in prison as a danger to the community, a claim that Agnifilo had contested in his papers.
“Sean Combs will not be violent for anyone. As we said in court, this jury returned his life to him, and he will neither waste his second chance in life, nor would he do something to further endanger his seven children without having a father, and four of his children have no parent at all, Agnifilo wrote at the beginning of this week.
The prosecutors also said that the conditions of the federal castle had improved considerably before Combs was arrested. A federal judge in January 2024 had blown up the conditions in prison, including its extensive closures and inadequate medical care.
The prosecutors said that cases in which Agnifilo was quoted in which other accused were received were not comparable to the crimes because Combs were applied because of its tendency to violence.
“The extensive history of violence by the accused – and his continued attempt to minimize his recent violent behavior – shows his danger and that he has not changed for the supervision,” they wrote. “The accused cannot find out by clear and convincing evidence that he is not a danger to the community.”