The jury returns to the second day of deliberations in the trial of sex trafficking in Sean (Didi) Compass

The jury returned on Tuesday to circulate for the second day in the trial of federal blackmail and sex trafficking from hip -hop. The jury returned behind closed doors weighing whether the prosecutors had proven charges in a trial that started in early May.

Meanwhile, the combs and their plaintiffs currently began in the courtroom with Judge Aaron Supraman about how he pledged to answer the jury’s question.

Today, Monday, the jury ended by asking the judge about the clarification about what is considered the distribution of drugs, which is an aspect of the accusation of the blackmail conspiracy that will help determine whether combs can be condemned or acquitted.

Subramanian said that he would mention jurors in the instructions he gave them in this part of the case before they started trading on Monday. Compos lawyers had pushed a more expansionist response, but the prosecutors argued – and Supramanan – that this may end up to confuse the jurors more.

While the lawyers discussed, Comes sat in the court, looking between the procedure at the front of the courtroom and returning to his mother Janis Com.

Outside the courtroom, a few rain supporters held marks with messages such as “Deddy Free” written through them. There was also a few Live broadcast Present-non-basic people who were constantly working on social media platforms such as Tiktok and YouTube from outside the court to exchange the most explosive details of the trial.

On Monday, the committee was circulated for five hours without reaching a ruling.

Prosecutors say that the rains for two decades used his fame and wealth, a group of employees and hypocrites to help him forcing him to force two different friends on sexual performance with male sex workers for several days at one time while watching him and sometimes depicting the events covered by drugs. Combs is accused of five charges – one of the blackmail conspiracy, two sex trafficking and two transportation to engage in prostitution.

Defense lawyers claim that the prosecutors are trying to criminalize the compass pollination pattern. If they were, as they say, Comles behavior was like domestic violence, not federal felonies.

Combes, 55, may face 15 -year prison in life behind bars if he is convicted of all charges.

After acknowledging guilty, Combs chose not to testify because his lawyer built their pretext for beer mostly through long interrogations of dozens of witnesses who were called by the prosecutors, including some former employees in Combs who took the position of witnesses on the strike only after granting immunity.

Busty an hour of deliberations on Monday, the Foreperson jury sent a note to the judge, saying that there is a single jury, “We cannot be anxious and cannot follow your honor instructions.

Instead, the judge decided to send a note to the jurors to remind them of their duties to deliberate and adhere to his instructions on the law.

By the end of the day, the jury looked again on the right track, and sent a note on drug distribution.