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I will be your host today, Emily Simpson and Shane.

And Shane Simpson.

Okay, first of all, we just want to do a little updates.

We always like to do updates at the beginning of the episode on previous cases we have talked

about.

So there were some things about the Diddy case that came up in the

news. Did you read anything about it? No. He's still a dirtbag, right? Yes, that did not change.

Well, then I don't need to update on. Okay. Well, what's going on right now is that Diddy's defense team

is arguing that the Man Act, which is how he was convicted. Now, you do remember

that the large charges against him, like the racketeering conspiracy and the trafficking.

All went away. And then all that was left that he's going to be, because he's still in jail,

he has to be sentenced, but he's just going to be sentenced under the smaller charges. Anyway,

his defense team is arguing that the Man Act is unconstitutional, and that was

what he was convicted under as far as transporting.

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