La colaboradora política de CBS News Caroline Polisi se une a "CBS Mornings" para analizar el veredicto del jurado en el juicio federal de Sean "Diddy" Combs y la decisión del juez de denegar la libertad bajo fianza del magnate de la música antes de su sentencia.

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Sean "Diddy" Combs will remain in custody until his sentencing after a judge denied his request for bail following a split verdict in his federal trial. The decision was influenced by arguments from both the prosecution and defense, with the judge citing mandatory incarceration under the Bail Reform Act due to the convictions.

The case involved complex charges, including allegations of Combs being the leader of a criminal enterprise and acts of violence, which were supported by evidence and testimonies presented during the trial. The outcome has prompted mixed reactions, with some questioning the prosecution's approach and others feeling vindicated by the verdict.

Se deniega la libertad bajo fianza a Sean "Diddy" Combs tras el veredicto sobre su separación

Así que mucha gente pregunta sobre la decisión y cómo fue cubrir ese caso, y puedo decirte, que realmente depende de tu perspectiva. Sabes, hay gente que viene con muchos pensamientos diferentes antes de entrar ahí, y por eso el proceso del jurado es tan importante para dejar todo eso a un lado y juzgar... basándose en los hechos y las pruebas. Y las pruebas y los testimonios. Y uniéndose a Jerrica aquí en la mesa está la colaboradora legal de CBS News Caroline Polisi. Caroline, buenos días. Qué torbellino han sido las últimas 24 horas. En un momento dado, se planteó la cuestión de si el propio Combs saldría en libertad ayer, pero ahora en cambio va a estar en prisión, en la cárcel, al menos hasta la sentencia. ¿Qué opinas de eso? Sí, francamente me sorprendió. Creo que estuvo cerca. Ambas partes tenían buenos argumentos. En última instancia, el gobierno hizo un argumento persuasivo que el encarcelamiento era obligatorio en virtud de la Ley de Reforma de la Fianza debido a las condenas aquí. Sabes, lo que notaste interesantemente es que el juez usó en realidad, Mark, perdona, los argumentos finales de la defensa. Usaron sus propias palabras. Exactamente. Admitieron de entrada que era un maltratador doméstico, que tenía, y todos vimos el video, ¿verdad? Es violento, que es una de las consideraciones de la Ley de Reforma de la Fianza. Creo que en última instancia va a obtener una sentencia que incluiría el tiempo que ya está pasado que incluiría incluso hasta octubre. Sí, creo que tiene sentido. Muchas de las críticas de Jump fueron que la fiscalía se extralimitó con estos cargos. ¿Qué opinas al respecto? Creo que era un sentimiento muy real para la gente que estaba fuera. Incluso algunos analistas legales y gente con la que he hablado en el transcurso de estos últimos ocho semanas, se preguntaban si eso iba a ser realmente lo que le consiguió que hasta la vida en la cárcel, como hemos estado informando, sólo por lo amplio que es y cómo había que mirar ocho actos predicados, como dicen, y dos de ellos eran todo lo que los jurados necesitan decir sí, pero también tenían que creer que él era el líder de una empresa criminal. Creo que fue muy difícil para la gente entender eso, porque se trataba de relaciones que estaba en con dos personas en el transcurso de un 11 años y otra de cuatro años. Sé que es un día difícil para los que se despiertan sintiendo que sus voces no pueden ser escuchadas en este entorno. Muchas víctimas se sienten así, pero obviamente para la familia Combs, sienten que de alguna manera han sido reivindicados, y este es un momento de reinicio, esencialmente. Es importante tener en cuenta a aquellos que se han visto afectados por esto. Jerika Duncan y Caroline Plessy, gracias por vuestro trabajo en todo esto.

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