Who will decide Didi's fate?

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This morning, dozens of daily New Yorkers filed for federal court in downtown Manhattan to begin Didi’s criminal trial. They were taken to court by one person and then questioned by a double magistrate and attorney. Ultimately, 12 of them (plus six alternatives) will bear a huge responsibility: deciding the fate of the fallen hip-hop giant.

Once, after the National Defense Force asked for a bathroom, Didi directly solved it U.S. District Judge Arun Subramanian: "I'm sorry for your honor," he said. "I'm a little nervous today."

Sean "Diddy" comb stands with his lawyer before Judge Arun Subramanian, observing potential juror databases in New York on Monday.Jane Rosenberg/Reuters

The jury selection is expected to take about three days. Then, earlier next week, prosecutors and defense attorneys will make their opening statements – you will start getting a daily version of the newsletter in your inbox.

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