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The prosecution team only had one day at the trial of Sean Diddy's comb, drawing the front after a letter to Judge Arun Subramanian, involving the rap tycoon's defense team with an open court consultation with celebrity lawyer Mark Geragos, who was not on the Defense Department's attorney's list, but members of the media, who presided over the media where he discussed the case.

The letter was filed by U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton on Monday, reminding judges of local rule 23.1. Specifically, Rule 23.1(c) pointed out how the celebrity and father's star attorney Mark Geragos made a present notice in court in one of the defense leaders teny Geragos and had no official role in defending combs in sexual trafficking, rackets and transportation to involve parties; the rap tycoon pleaded not guilty to all charges after being arrested in New York in September.

“In the process of selecting a jury, although seven defense attorneys filed a notice of appearance and a jury advisor in this case, the defense team appeared in consultation with Mark Geragos and other members of the law firms of Gragos and Geragos & Geragos, which appeared in court.” Hollywood Reporter. “Mr. Geragos and his company have a long-term relationship with the defendant, but neither Mr. Geragos nor any member of his company filed a notice in this case.”

Federal lawyers also noted that Gereagos was involved in a popular podcast – weekly shows 2 angry people, He teamed up with TMZ chief Harvey Levin to discuss Hollywood and its many “scandals, victory and chaos.” Just Sunday, the day before Comms’ trial began in Manhattan, with an episode of Glagos talking about the case, the composition of the prosecution team, and according to a loud voice on Apple’s podcast, “revealing” possible defenses and prosecutors’ strategies.

The letter pointed out to Justice Subramanian that such media chats, from people so close to the defense team and the defendant, could have a total outbreak of trials. It also noted Diddy cautioned the prosecution in late April after members “commented on pretrial litigation and continued to play prejudice statements.” ”

In a jury trial of any crime, including the period for which the jury is selected, there is no attorney or law firm related to the defense, which shall give or authorize any extrajudicial statement or interview relating to the parties or issues in the trial or trial, if reasonable persons expect to distribute it through public communication, and if there is substantial evidence, a fair trial may be conducted in a substantial manner.

In court Monday, the comb made a surprise statement and acknowledgement to the judge, saying only nine words as Subramanian worked to question potential jurors.

“I'm sorry for your honor, today I'm a little nervous,” the defendant said as he requested a quick break, which the judge awarded. Rap tycoon, nearly billion people, was arrested in September and placed in the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, and has denied bail three times since September.

NBC News reported that potential jurors in the case were waiting to speak with the judge as he determined whether they could be fair participants in the judicial process and showed a list of more than 100 people and places, all of which could be seen at trial. Names include Mike Myers, Michael B. It is not clear how these names are associated with elements of the trial – except for Kid Cudi, who allegedly was the victim of a car bombing ordered by Combs when dating his ex-girlfriend – but he will play a role in the face of trial since Combs arrested which famous name he will play, so speculation is crazy.