Sean "Diddy" Complies He seemingly scored another victory in his mounting legal troubles because the judges agree that his anonymous charges reveal their identity or risk that they kicked out his cases.

Several alleged victims brought the case against the abolished rapper from his September's arrest, but many had to refine or withdraw his case.

In front of the trial in May, Sean "Diddy" Combis' former partner Cassandra "Cassie" Ventura He was asked to testify against him using her real name after the resourceful hotel piston who saw him violently hit him.

Several individuals filed by civilian lawsuits against DIDDY received ultimatum.

Toward Business InsiderDiddy requested judges to not find him allegations and force them to discover their identities, not hiding under the cloak of anonymity, and so far the judges agreed with him.

"Finna becomes loose," who struck more than 55 lawsuits in the Federal and State Courts in New York from his September to the homeland police officers of sexual assault, rape, drugs and other forms of violence.

About 40 of these cases were filed under "Jane Doe" or "John Doe" pseudonyms, which allows the accused to remain anonymous, while publicly detailed allegations of sexual violations in court submices.

"The accused who oppose the status of" Jane Doe "- I think that is done primarily as a means of intimidating the victim" Douglas Wigdor, a lawyer representing several Diddy's accusations.

Development is a dilemma for Dieddy's accusations because they must decide between the withdrawal against the bad boy, record the founder or move forward and exposing public supervision, unwanted attention and potentially even legal contradictions.

Diddy lawyers opposed the prosecutor's anonymity in several cases. The judges ruled that five "DoE" accused must reveal their public names if they want their cases of teaching.

Four such defendants, Anna Kane, Anthony Tate, Candice McCrary and Dextera took the federal lawsuits under their real names after the orders of judges.

So far, only one accuser is allowed anonymously, but the plaintiff later withdrew the case.

"It takes a lot of courage to get away from the alleged victim in a high housing like this," Tony Buzbee said, a lawyer who represents Dad, McCkrarese and Reef, Business Insider. "I admire the courage."

The second of the Buzbee's clients "Doe" has 10. April to decide whether they want to take on their real name or discharge lawsuits against Diddy.

"This is the problem of re-repetition in these types of cases we always deal with," says Buzbee, adding that one of his clients still "make up their entry" about whether to use his real name.

Diddy remains locked behind bars in the infamous metropolitan detention center in Brooklyn with less than a month before his criminal trials begin.

He is accused of sexual trade, racketing and transportation to engage in prostitution, but he fiercely maintained his innocence.

In that case, prosecutors allegedly filed moving stating that "victim-1" would not testify anonymously at the trial.

People Magazine Then confirmed with the sources that "victim-1" was Cassandra "Cassie" Ventura, which was 2007. DIDDY from 2007. until 2018. years.

Meanwhile, three other alleged victims would testify against 55-year-old rapes, but they choose to remain anonymous, and the prosecution requires them to address pseudonyms during the trial.

"This case has already received an exceptional amount of media coverage, which will only be assumed to increase as a trial," Prosecution wrote.

They continued, "Allow these measures to prevent the identity of the victim unnecessarily, and the harassment of the media and other, unnecessary unpleasant and other harmful consequences that would almost certainly follow that these women were forced to publicly discover their true names."

Cassie sued Diddy in particular in the current lawsuit filed in November 2023. years. However, the rapper was found under the supervision in May 2024. years when CNN He has published hotel supervision that seemingly confirmed its allegations in the case.

In the recording, Diddy can be seen in the southeast alley in Los Angeles, after which he grabbed her on the floor and threw it on the floor, and in the floor they put it on the floor and grabbed her purse and suitcase.

Although he later apologized for his actions, his lawyers submitted that in March that CNN changed the ships by purchasing the only known copy of the monitoring recordings, loading free video editing and editing software.

Diddy lawyers argue that CNN CNN is divided "to falsely show the shops in the video take place faster than they are. As a result, CNN Videos do not and precisely display the events concerned."

However, Cassiev lawyer, Douglas Wigdor, fought in the statement PeopleSay saying that "is not surprising that the comb would make an incompetent argument to turn off the disturbing video that the jury is shown in the upcoming trial."

"I am convinced that he is a video and exactly what happened, will be admitted into evidence and that the more combs will be responsible for his plant," Wigdor added.