Countdown To Diddy's Fate Begins As Judge Sets Date For Sentencing After Split Verdict

Judge Arun Subramanian group Sean "Diddy" Combs' sentencing for Oct. 3.

Right earlier a 2pm ET proceeding connected Tuesday, nan defense and prosecution agreed connected nan day antecedently suggested by nan national judge. The defense had initially pushed for an expedited sentencing aft Combs' bail package was denied and moreover offered up Sept. 22 arsenic a imaginable day successful their first missive submitted to nan court.

However, Judge Subramanian yet approved nan Oct. 3 date.

The parties besides submitted caller dates for pre-sentencing reports and post-trial motions. Any post-trial mobility by nan defense must beryllium submitted earlier July 30. The authorities will past person until Aug. 20 to respond. Diddy's pre-sentence investigation study will beryllium submitted connected aliases earlier Aug. 29, pinch a last study released connected Sept. 18.

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Diddy's judge group his sentencing day for Oct. 3. (Jane Rosenberg)

Diddy's jury recovered nan rapper not blameworthy of racketeering conspiracy and activity trafficking. He was recovered blameworthy connected some counts of proscription to prosecute successful prostitution.

Diddy could walk a maximum of 20 years down bars, 10 years for each count he was convicted of. However, nan prosecution suggested nan rapper beryllium kept down bars location betwixt 4 and 5 years.

Diddy's judge denied nan rapper's bail package pursuing his partial acquittal. Judge Subramanian claimed Diddy's violence wrong his individual relationships, that Combs owned up to, was a contributing facet to his reasoning for keeping nan rapper down bars.

According to nan national judge, location would beryllium nary measurement to guarantee nan information of others should nan musician beryllium released.

A assemblage recovered Diddy blameworthy connected 2 counts of proscription to prosecute successful prostitution. (Jordan Strauss)

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During a property convention pursuing nan verdict, his lead counsel, Marc Agnifilo, boasted that nan squad wasn't going to extremity until Diddy is simply a free man.

"We are not astir done fighting. We are conscionable getting started," Agnifilo said extracurricular nan courthouse Wednesday. "To triumph this and to conclusion nan prosecutors from nan Southern District of New York takes effort from opening to end. Today was a major, awesome measurement successful nan correct direction. But we conflict connected and we're going to win, and we're not going to extremity until he walks retired of situation a free man to his family."

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Diddy was recovered not blameworthy of racketeering and activity trafficking connected July 2. (Jane Rosenberg)

After astir 14 hours of deliberation, nan assemblage revealed they had reached a verdict connected 4 of nan 5 counts Diddy faced. The assemblage indicated they couldn't scope a unanimous determination connected nan racketeering charge, 1 of nan astir superior counts against nan disgraced euphony mogul. 

On July 1, nan tribunal directed nan assemblage to proceed deliberating connected nan racketeering charge. After deliberating for an hr connected July 2, nan assemblage returned each 5 verdicts.

Jurors began deliberating connected Monday, June 30, aft proceeding 7 weeks of proceedings testimony. The prosecution chose to remainder nan lawsuit connected June 24. Special Agent Joseph Cerciello was nan last witnesser to return nan guidelines for nan prosecution, making him nan 34th personification to testify. Diddy's defense called nary witnesses.

Diddy was arrested successful September 2024, months aft Homeland Security Investigations raided nan Los Angeles and Miami homes of nan rapper. 

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Fox News Digital's Tracy Wright contributed to this report.