Diddy’s Infamous ‘Freak-Off’ Videos May Be Shown At His Trial

Sean “Didi” CombsThe legal team has presented a list of the proposed questions to potential jurors who hint the talented “dilapidated” videos that can be presented as a guide when the sexual crimes began next month.

The questionnaire, which contains 70 questions to investigate, will help them in determining the view of the Potential Press Association on sexual sexy videos, videos showing physical assault, and their opinion of people with multiple sexual partners.

In the upcoming trial, Sean “Didedi” faces federal accusations of blackmail, two charges of sex by force, and two transfer to engage in prostitution.

Before the next trial of Didi, his lawyer presented a proposed questionnaire to be completed by potential jury.

According to what was reported, the questionnaire contains more than 70 questions for investigation, some with multiple sub -devices.

In a message accompanying the court, the legal team explained the logic behind the questions, saying that they are aiming to measure the willingness of potential jury to display videos that contain Associated Press.

They also noticed their intention to evaluate the opinions of jury on individuals who have multiple sexual partners.

The last step by Didi’s lawyers strongly suggested that the alleged videos of the “alleged rapper” may be shown as evidence during the trial.

The relevant videos were obtained during a raid on Didi’s house early last year and played an important role in securing his indictment.

It was also described as “detailed and productive sexual offers” that include Dedi’s victims and male prostitutes.

According to the outlet, Didi’s lawyers submitted the questionnaire without the blessings of the plaintiffs.

Both parties have not been able to reach a consensus on what it should contain, as the defense argues that potential jurors should be allowed to write freely about “the interest of the unprecedented and negative media” surrounding the Deddy that they may have been exposed to.

This includes whether the potential jurors have seen critical programs about Didi since his arrest, such as “Dedi’s Fall”, “Didi do that?” “The Fall of Didi” and “Didi: Make a bad boy.”

After the shooting of the defense, the prosecutors wrote in their letter that the proposed questions were “completely related to the ability to serve in the jury.” They also argued that the questionnaire was very long, which could lead to insufficient responses.

Once the court decides, the final list of questions will be shared by the end of April and presented before the Voir Direction, during which the defense and public prosecutors will ask about the jury.

Earlier this week, Didi’s lawyers have taken a move to prevent any witnesses from the certificate, unlike the alleged four victims who were named in the federal indictment of the rapper.

Didi’s lawyer said in a file that was previously obtained Daily Mail.

They added: “The government should not be allowed to pollute the trial with decades of dirt and call for condemnation based on the evidence of inclination without any appropriate purpose by coating Mr. Comles as a bad man who must have committed charged crimes.”

He was also arguing in their case, the defense claimed that the prosecutors were blocking the list of the growing witnesses until April 18, which seemed to leave them not ready to choose the jury to be held after only two weeks.