Diddy Mock Jury Deliberates and Votes on Whether He Should Be Convicted at Trial

Courtroom Artist Elizabeth Williams Breaks Down the Art of Illustrating the Sean "Diddy" Combs Trial | THR Video

Courtroom illustrator Elizabeth Williams shared with The Hollywood Reporter the art of capturing key moments in high-profile cases. She discusses being the eyes and ears of one of the most talked about trials: Sean "Diddy" Combs and feeling "a big sense of responsibility" and wanting the public to see the room as she saw it unfold. Williams also talks about covering many high-profile trials over the past 30 years – such as the Martha Stewart trial, the Trump/Stormy Daniels case, the R. Kelly trial and more.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs denied bail after prostitution conviction

US Breaking: Sean “Diddy” Combs Found NOT GUILTY of S#x Trafficking and Racketeering, Family Rejoice

Sean “Diddy” Combs has been found not guilty on all charges of s#x trafficking and racketeering in a high-profile federal case that gripped the entertainment world. After weeks of dramatic testimony, the jury returned a unanimous verdict acquitting Combs, prompting emotional celebrations from his family and supporters. Prosecutors had accused the hip-hop icon of running a criminal enterprise, allegations Combs fiercely denied. His legal team called the outcome a “complete vindication.” #DiddyTrialVerdict #SeanDiddyCombs #DiddyVerdict #DiddyTrialLive #SeanCombsTrial #DiddyCaseUpdate #SeanDiddyCombsVerdict #LiveDiddyTrial #PDDdyTrial #SeanDiddyCombsTrial #DiddyPartialVerdict #DiddyVerdictWatch #SeanDiddyVerdict #DiddyTrialUpdates #VerdictInDiddyCase ~HT.410~PR.152~ED.420~

Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial: 'His trial team rightly decided it's better to rest on reasonable doubt'

Sean "Diddy" Combs Confirms He Won't Testify at His Trial | THR News Video

The prosecution and defense have both now rested their cases in the federal sex trafficking and racketeering trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs without the hip-hop mogul taking the stand. After federal prosecutors completed six weeks of evidence and testimony backing up their indictment of Combs on Tuesday, the defendant told the judge that he will not be testifying in his own defense.