Crime
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Music Diddy will be returning to the courtroom in October for a hearing to determine his sentence following his high-profile criminal trial.
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Music T-Hood's family have secured legal counsel following the rapper's death on August 9 as they seek insight into exactly what happened.
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Music Diddy's legal team called the government's applications for phone and home warrants "Intentionally misleading" and "grossly distorted."
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Crime O.J. Simpson was one of the original Black football stars. He broke plenty of records during his time in the NFL.
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Music Lil Durk's family previously issued a statement opposing the government's references to, and acquisitions of, the rapper's lyrics.
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Music Diddy's upcoming criminal trial will be starting jury selection on May 5th with opening statements coming just days later.
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Music The court sentenced Young Buck to 30 days in prison for allegedly skipping mandatory bond supervision check-ins over criminal charges.
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Music This follows other Diddy documentaries from TMZ, MAX, and more. The new BBC doc also preludes the Bad Boy mogul's federal trial.
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Music Via a new series of motions from his legal team, Lil Durk is questioning the evidence against him in his alleged murder-for-hire case.
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Music Diddy's defense team reportedly proposed a questionnaire for jurors to determine their comfort with viewing sexually explicit content.
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Pop Culture Stephen Jackson recounted the story of him visiting O'Block amid many debates around the Eugene "Big U" Henley RICO case.
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Music This appeared in TMZ's "The Downfall Of Diddy" documentary, which also commented on racial factors and assembled a mock jury with a verdict.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares