Diddy’s courtroom strategy of which experts are convinced led to no guilty judgment over the top points

Sean ‘Clearly‘Combs’ Star Defense Team saved him from life in prison by keeping him off the stand and presenting a simple matter to the jury – while public prosecutors failed by focusing too much on the sleeping experts, according to legal experts.

The Music Mogul, 55, Was acquitted of sex trade on Wednesday And racketeering decisions and only convicted for lesser prostitution-related violations.

Alan Dershowitzthat was part of OJ Simpson‘S’ Dream Team ‘from lawyers in the infamous murder process, said Fox News Digital Those lawyers of Diddy have taken the right step by not taking the Mogul the position.

“In the end, the smart decision was not to bring OJ to the witness bank,” he said about the team of lawyers led by Marc Agnifilo and Teny Geragos.

‘The smart decision here was no combs on the witness bank. The difference is that we want a full victory. They achieved a partial victory, but an almost complete victory, so I recommend them for excellent work. ‘

The defense is also praised for presenting a simple matter to the jury from the start, with the argument that Diddy, as shown in different evidence, is a domestic abuser and drug user, but not sex trade or the head of a criminal organization.

“Trials always come down to a battle for telling stories,” said former federal public prosecutor Moira Penza de Wall Street Journal. “I think we saw that the defense had a clear story that was easy to understand.”

Geragos, the daughter of prominent lawyer Mark Geragos, The jury repeatedly reminded that Diddy ‘was not accused of a glans. He is responsible for running a racketeering company. ‘

Diddy was found guilty of two transport counts to deal with prostitution – but was not found guilty of conspiring racketeering and two counts of sex trade

A delighted Marc Agnifilo, Diddy’s main lawyer, stands between colleague lawyers Brian Steel, Teny Geragos and Xavier Donaldson after Diddy was acquitted

Experts have beaten officers because they concentrated on the lurid details of Diddy’s ‘Freak Offs’. Main prosecutor Christy Slavik is depicted on 19 May, before the judgment

During final arguments, Agnifilo said to the court: “We have the domestic violence … We own it.”

In the meantime, experts say that prosecutors trusted too heavily on the lurid details of Diddy’s sex life and the now notorious ‘Freak Offs’ in an apparent attempt to turn to the star.

The state focused on the enormous amount of baby oil and lubricant that Diddy kept in his houses for the sex marathons. They also showed the jury video of Diddy’s alleged victims who had sex with male escorts.

Although shocking, the evidence itself was not a criminal in nature without the forced aspect of the allegations.

Defense lawyers were able to credibly insist that the freak-offs were consensual thanks to texts sent by alleged ‘victims’ who showed enthusiasm for the sex events.

“I think there is a conviction that you can make the suspect so unpatient that it will lead a jury to condemn something other than the facts and evidence,” former federal public prosecutor Artie McConnell told the WSJ.

“In my experience that rarely happens.”

Diddy fell on his knees and prayed in court after he was acquitted on Wednesday of sex trade and racketeering declarations that could have placed one of the celebrated figures of hip hop behind bars for life.

Geragos is one of the founders of Agnifilo Intrater LLP and collaborates with veteran criminal defense lawyer Marc Agnifilo (depicted together), who has a history of representing high -profile customers

Dozens of bottles of baby oil and astroglide lubricant were discovered during the raid – as well as a box of nitrogen oxide. The state focused on the enormous amount of baby oil and lubricant that Diddy kept in his houses for the sex marathons

Prosecutors showed images of ‘mood lighting’ that Diddy would have used to set up the freak offs

Agnifilo called the verdict a ‘big win’ and said that the jury ‘had the situation well – or certainly good enough’ while he was outside the federal court of Manhattan in a microphones stand. “Today is a victory of all victories.”

The mixed judgment has concluded a filthy legal odyssey that Diddy’s sympathetic ‘Puff Daddy’ image broke out and derailed his career as a Grammy-winning artist and music manager, fashion entrepreneur, brand ambassador and reality TV star.

“I see you when I get out,” Combs told family members, including his mother and children, just before he left the courtroom to return to prison. “We’re going through this.”

Diddy is convicted of two counts of a crime – transport to enter into prostitution – which entails a maximum punishment of 10 years in prison. But jury members free him from three charges, two of which wore a mandatory 15 years and a maximum of life.

He was convicted of flying people throughout the country, including his girlfriends and male sex workers, to enter into sexual encounters, a crime violation of the Federal Mann Act.

Diddy (center) responds after hearing his judgment in the court on July 2. His lawyers are seen and smiles, while he is sitting his head in his hands (Court Sketch)

Janice Combs, mother of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs and other family members leave the federal court after judgments were announced during Sean Combs’ sex trade and racketing process at the Federal Court of Manhattan

His defense lawyers said that according to the guidelines of the federal conviction he would probably be confronted in prison for about two years.

Public prosecutors, referring to Diddy’s violence and other factors, said the guidelines would ask for at least four to five years.

Diddy has been locked up since his arrest in September and has served for nine months.

“We’re fighting further and we’re going to win,” said Agnifilo. “And we’re not going to stop until he walks a free man from prison for his family.”