Diddy Trial Closing Arguments Timeline Takes Form As Case Winds Down

Diddy‘s federal prison trial is coming into the ultimate phases, and now we have now a way of how closing arguments will play out … or not less than the schedule and timeline are taking form.

Prosecutors and protection attorneys have been in court docket Wednesday whereas jurors weren’t current, and so they hashed out a schedule for closing arguments … with prosecutors going for 4 hours beginning Thursday morning, and the protection making their case the next day.

It was a reasonably boring day contained in the courtroom, with Diddy conserving a singular AirPod in his ear for a lot of the proceedings and largely trying down at his lap. Two of Diddy’s sons, Quincy and Justin, have been in court docket too, and so they have been combating to remain awake, as was a lot of the gallery.

The decide agreed to let prosecutors begin at 10 AM ET Thursday … they’ll go for two hours, after which court docket will break for lunch. When the lunch break is over, prosecutors will go for two extra hours as they end up their closing argument.

Primarily based on what the feds mentioned Wednesday, it seems Assistant U.S. Legal professional Christy Slavik will likely be dealing with the federal government’s closing argument … which is attention-grabbing, contemplating prosecutor Maurene Comey is understood for her closings.

Diddy’s protection staff will make their closing argument Friday … and so they instructed the decide co-lead counsel Marc Agnifilo will want about 3 hours to make his case to jurors.

It seems like prosecutors will be capable to spend an hour on a rebuttal when Agnifilo finishes … and it is unclear if jurors will get the case Friday or not till the next Monday, with the decide voicing issues in regards to the timeline because it pertains to subsequent week’s looming July 4 vacation, when the court docket is closed.