Brad Milkey

Well, and just last week, the judge rejected the attorney's request from Diddy for a two month delay. So it seems like for now, jury selection would be on May 5th. Trial would start on May 12th. And this trial is just going to be so in the spotlight, Brian. So how are prosecutors going to position this? How's the defense going to do this? Like you're a defense lawyer by trade.

Well, and just last week, the judge rejected the attorney's request from Diddy for a two month delay. So it seems like for now, jury selection would be on May 5th. Trial would start on May 12th. And this trial is just going to be so in the spotlight, Brian. So how are prosecutors going to position this? How's the defense going to do this? Like you're a defense lawyer by trade.

Oh, almost a signal like the guy from the Diddy Group is here.

Oh, almost a signal like the guy from the Diddy Group is here.

Like a freak off by its nature is not illegal. You can have people having big sex parties. I think Diddy's lawyers characterize this as like private sexual activity between fully consenting adults. What's the problem with that?

Like a freak off by its nature is not illegal. You can have people having big sex parties. I think Diddy's lawyers characterize this as like private sexual activity between fully consenting adults. What's the problem with that?

There are like amended indictments in all this, right? How have those kind of evolved?

There are like amended indictments in all this, right? How have those kind of evolved?

How are you going to handle this on your podcast, Brian? This is coming at us like a freight train. And usually these sort of true crime podcasts are like, hey, here's an episode every week or every month. And there's a beginning and an end.

How are you going to handle this on your podcast, Brian? This is coming at us like a freight train. And usually these sort of true crime podcasts are like, hey, here's an episode every week or every month. And there's a beginning and an end.

which again, there are lots of big trials this year. I don't know if anything is going to really rival this for the sheer spectacle that it's about to create. Like the jury has to decide whether Diddy's guilty or innocent.

which again, there are lots of big trials this year. I don't know if anything is going to really rival this for the sheer spectacle that it's about to create. Like the jury has to decide whether Diddy's guilty or innocent.

But when we're just talking about the witness list and the people involved and the people in Diddy's orbit and like the sheer suffering that's being alleged by the people around him, it's just going to be so high stakes for everyone. Brian Buckmeyer, host of Bad Rap, The Case Against Diddy. Thank you so much.

But when we're just talking about the witness list and the people involved and the people in Diddy's orbit and like the sheer suffering that's being alleged by the people around him, it's just going to be so high stakes for everyone. Brian Buckmeyer, host of Bad Rap, The Case Against Diddy. Thank you so much.

Now let's check in on the other big true crime stories of the week. First up, the high-stakes resentencing hearing for the Menendez brothers has been delayed after a dramatic day in court. The Menendez brothers' attorney, Mark Garagos, faced off against L.A. County D.A. Nathan Hoffman, who's trying to keep the brothers behind bars.

Now let's check in on the other big true crime stories of the week. First up, the high-stakes resentencing hearing for the Menendez brothers has been delayed after a dramatic day in court. The Menendez brothers' attorney, Mark Garagos, faced off against L.A. County D.A. Nathan Hoffman, who's trying to keep the brothers behind bars.

A new hearing is now set for May 9th to determine whether the brothers' resentencing path should be factored into this newly completed parole board's risk assessment. That assessment was conducted as part of a separate clemency path for the brothers. This May 9th hearing will also determine if DA Hockman and his team will be removed from that case.

A new hearing is now set for May 9th to determine whether the brothers' resentencing path should be factored into this newly completed parole board's risk assessment. That assessment was conducted as part of a separate clemency path for the brothers. This May 9th hearing will also determine if DA Hockman and his team will be removed from that case.

Next up, Harvey Weinstein has been moved from Rikers Island Jail to a New York City hospital after a judge approved his request to remain there during his retrial on sexual assault charges. Weinstein's lawyers argued in court papers that the sometimes freezing jail cell at Rikers was exacerbating Weinstein's health issues. That judge is set to hold a hearing to discuss the matter further.

Next up, Harvey Weinstein has been moved from Rikers Island Jail to a New York City hospital after a judge approved his request to remain there during his retrial on sexual assault charges. Weinstein's lawyers argued in court papers that the sometimes freezing jail cell at Rikers was exacerbating Weinstein's health issues. That judge is set to hold a hearing to discuss the matter further.