Meet Diddy's New Judge, Arun Subramanian

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🗓️ 11 October 2024

⏱️ 12 minutes

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In this gripping episode, we explore the complex and high-profile trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs, set to begin in May 2025. At the center of the courtroom is Judge Arun Subramanian, a meticulous and highly respected legal mind with a deep commitment to fairness. We dive into Subramanian’s fascinating journey—from his early life as the child of Indian immigrants to his rise as a federal judge—examining how his unique background and extensive legal experience will shape the proceedings. As Diddy faces serious allegations of sex trafficking, racketeering, and coercion, this episode provides a detailed look at how the trial is likely to unfold, balancing the weight of evidence with the pressures of celebrity and media scrutiny.
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1:04.0	It's a name you may not have heard before, Judge Orrin, Subramanian. But in a few short months,
1:10.3	he'll preside over one of the most highly anticipated
1:12.9	and closely watched trials in recent memory. He's the man who will decide how to manage the courtroom
1:19.7	when Sean Diddy Combs, a figure larger than life, stands trial for a litany of charges,
1:26.6	charges that, if proven, could shatter the legacy
1:29.3	of one of music's most powerful icons. But who is Arun-Subramanian? And what does his history tell us
1:36.4	about the judge who will guide the process forward? To understand that, you need to know where he
1:41.2	came from, the life he's lived, and how that journey has shaped
1:44.6	the kind of judge he is today. Subramanian was born in 1979 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His parents
1:51.8	were immigrants from India, arriving in America in the early 1970s. His father worked as a control
1:57.8	systems engineer, navigating the world of technology and engineering,
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