Sean "Diddy" Complies Return to the Federations over their definition of prostitution, requiring the acquittal or re-trial in the middle of its permanent legal troubles.

Hip-Hop Mogul was found guilty of a breach of the Manna Law, which is a federal law that was passed in 1910. years that seek to prevent the transport of any woman or girlfriend in the United States or any state for the purpose of involving prostitution or other immoral works.

However, Sean "Diddy" combers claim that the Federation use the current definition of "prostitution" and should have gone with what it meant when it was forwarded 115 years ago.

Diddy wants to ensure a liberating judgment or trial after the guilt judgments on two points associated with prostitution.

The founder of the bad boy was arrested a year ago and faced the trial for accusations regarding sexual shops, racketing and transportation to engage in prostitution.

He is released with more serious racketing and sexual trading charges, but surrendered into two-digit to the Manna Act.

Toward TMZHis lawyers submitted a new legal document that the Prosecution uses the wrong definition of "prostitution" in their criminal case and require that Judge Arun Subramanian or give him a music or give him a new trial.

The Mann's Law, also known as the traffic of white slaves, is a federal law that was passed in 1910. years that makes it a federal infringement for transportation or cause to be transported in interstate or foreign stores any woman or girl for prostitution purposes.

Diddy lawyers claim that the court should use the definition of words from 1910, not the definition of 2025. years.

They noted that 1910. "The prostitute was a woman who had sex outside marriage," against the position of the Prosecution, which suggests that prostitution for employment.

Otherwise in the legal document, 55-year-old claimed that the Federation did not really prove that he paid for a male escort to have sex with his girls, saying they were paid.

He claims that only achieves the sexual pleasure of watching others when they are naked or engaged in sexual activity, which is allowed.

Diddy was accused of hosting sexual orgy on drugs known as "extremely", allegedly used violence and coercion to force his girls to participate in sexual acts with male escorts.

In their introductory statement during the trial, the prosecutors shared a horrific request for Cassie "I feel as if he had been suffocating when Eddy did an escort in the mouth" During the "freak" Daily mail.

They also mentioned that she often overdosed during Sex ROMP and that the rapper "came home" usually subjected to physical abuse, as an inforgous video showed him that he really hit him in his hands and hit him in the hotel in La.

Diddy remains locked behind bars in metropolitan custody in Brooklyn in front of his penalty 3. October.

His lawyers asked 50 million dollars attached by his Maimia, noting that his trip would be limited to the southern district of Florida, the southern district of New York at a meeting attorney, and the airport to travel between the two.

"Sean Combs should not be in prison for this behavior," Lawyers emphasized. "In fact, he can be the only person in prison in the United States because of any John, and certainly the only person in the employment prison for the adults and his girlfriend, when he did not even have himself."

However, his request was rejected as Judge Arun Subramanian ruled that the risk of flight remains that he contributed to violence in his decision to keep his or her decision.

President Trump allegedly considered the presidential pardon for Diddy in the middle of his legal troubles. However, it seems that the move now shortened as Trump quoted by Diddy comments about him.

Millionator Politician said he considers Diddy "semi-innocent", but called him by pardoning "harder" due to past criticisms, on past criticisms, according to the Guardian.

"He was essentially, I guess, somehow innocent," the president said Newsmax Home Rob Finnerty. "He celebrated the victory, but I guess she wasn't such a good victory."