OJ Simpson’s lawyer reveals a mistake by Didi before the verdict is issued

After a stressful legal struggle related to criminal citizenship charges, Sean “Didi” Combs He was sentenced to 4 years imprisonment after being convicted of transferring prostitution.

During the court session, the rapper maintained a author, but he became emotional when his children get the opportunity to address the court.

OJ Simpson Alan Dershowitz now installed him in the case, saying that “Deddy” Combs made a “stupid and arrogant” mistake that cost him his freedom.

While many on the Internet continue to say whether the sentence was sufficient punishment for Didi, the legal researcher and famous defensive lawyer, Alan Drashwitz, exploded due to the “stupid, arrogant” mistake he committed before the ruling.

Reports shared that the rapper was planning to follow up the participation of public speaking in another state, but this step did not sit correctly with Harvard’s law professor, who said it was a “slap in the face” for the judge.

“I can’t imagine anything stupid more than that,” said Dershowitz Fox News digital. “How someone allowed him to do this … It is just a slap in the face of the judge. It is an impressive. I can’t imagine any lawyer or any responsible person who allows … I would stop the case.”

The lawyer continued, “If I were a lawyer, Daidi, and Didi had said:” I will arrange, and I will work on public. “I would have said,” Yes, and you will get a new lawyer.

He added: “I mean, I am not Dr. Kevurkian. I do not believe in walking my client in the death room. That was the kiss of death.”

On Friday, the American boycott judge, Aaron Supramian, offered the 50 -month ruling to the “Finna Get”, where he also requested five years of supervision and a fine of $ 500,000.

During the court session, Didi appeared. However, the crying collapsed when the death of his ex -girlfriend, Kim Porter, appeared in a 11 -minute video clip that the court played, which included clips and children when they were younger.

When he had the opportunity to speak, the Bad Boy Records founder apologized for his “sick” actions, especially for his ex -girlfriend, Cassandra Cassi, Ventura, as well as Jin Du.

During the ruling he issued, Didi expressed the loss of his freedom, his companies, his opportunities and his family, adding that he was “really sorry for everything, regardless of what they say.”

Rap singer faced up to 10 years in prison for every charge of prostitution, and he could have carried more, but because of the gender trafficking is more dangerous.

The public prosecutors asked the judge to be sentenced to 11 years in prison, but his lawyer argued that he should not obtain a penalty for more than 14 months, spent more than 12 months, as he was staying at the detention center of the famous capital in Brooklyn since his arrest in September last year.

Judge Subramanian eventually chose 50 months in prison; However, Daidi’s receipt of the time that Al -Fadl served, he will spend only 36 months, according to reports.

Meanwhile, the 11 -minute video clip also did not sit with the OJ Simpson lawyer, Robert Shapiro, who was told Fox News This family certificate is “very emotional”, but it often opens up to rule.

“I imagine that there are many things that he has done positive,” said Shapiro. “But he has one big negative-this 11-minute video. A 30-second video clip disappears. Therefore, the judge weighs this, and the guidelines specifically allow behavior that has not been considered in the instructions.”

The legal expert also explained that Judge Supramanan can already know how he will judge Dedi even before entering the court on Friday.

“My experience is that the judges have a good idea of ​​what the sentence is, and they will not be greatly affected,” said the legal expert.

He went on to explain this often, the judges diligently before the ruling was issued and they usually have a “plan for what he would say.”

Shapiro added: “He had a simple – what you did and your behavior, and this was the main word, a great sentence for your behavior, not for your crime,” Shapiro added, referring to the Daidi case.