David Patrick Caracos (Promo Speaker)
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368 appearances
22 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard May 2025
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You're right. You have to be able to know who your accuser is. And by saying Jane or John Doe, that doesn't really do you any good. They're going to know eventually because literally they're going to have to be prepared and presented these facts. I think they make an excellent point. However...
the judge is going to balance everything, you know, the balance, the privacy of these alleged victims against the needs of the defense. And it's a tough balancing act. I don't want to be the judge when it comes to this, but they're going to have to, the judge is going to order the names to be released. Now, I have a feeling what the judge will do would be
that they have to be released, but it can only be to the defense, and it's going to be a very secretive way, if you will. Diddy may not, well, Diddy's going to have to know about it. The problem is, obviously, with these allegations with Diddy right now, and I don't know, again, who knows if they're true or not, But how are they going to be protected, these witnesses?
And that's going to be the key here. And it's going to be difficult to find out. I don't know. But the defense has to know. And they are entitled to know. And it's by court rule. They need to know. So they're going to know sooner rather than later. But the judge is going to probably put her on a very, very tight leash.
If they didn't know, then we may have a problem because you can't hide behind the name for so long. I understand the beginning. And, you know, look, maybe they thought that this is something that would just settle. But when you are dealing with the federal government, you're dealing with criminal charges. You have to be prepared. that your name is going to eventually get released.
Correct. Correct. So yes, release the Diddy's team. But look, once it gets released, I don't care if it is a Diddy's team or not. And they could be under strict orders that it can't be really, you know, revealed to anybody else. You know, we know how the world works and individuals identities do get leaked. And I wouldn't be surprised even if it's not by on purpose, but it could happen.
It's a two-way street. It really is. The prosecutors do it. The defense attorneys do it.
Everybody denies it. Of course you're going to deny it. If you don't deny it, we've got some issues here.
Look, it's part of the game. Everybody has to play the game. They're smart attorneys on both sides. I can see some leaks happening.
Well, it's interesting. They don't have to reveal anything unless the individuals are indicted, all right? Or they're going to be called as witnesses. They don't have to bring anything up. But once they know that they're going to be calling certain witnesses and whatnot, they have to provide the names.
They have to provide all the information and what they're going to testify or proffer, if you will.
they're also going to have to name any other individuals who potentially had a deal so because right now the indictment only has diddy now did anybody else cooperate and maybe get a better deal and they just were never indicted possible and if that's the case we're gonna have to they're gonna have to advise the defense sooner rather than later
If it doesn't get pushed back, I'd be astounded. I'll bet money right now that it does not happen in May. I know Diddy and his legal team are saying, we want it as soon as possible. We want it as soon as possible. There is no way in blue hell that they can possibly be prepared for that date. I understand we're in November, so we still have like five months, six months.
But there's so much information. that they have to go through, the defense has to go through, and they're still getting information every day. I cannot possibly see them being able to be trial-ready on May 5th. So I don't see it happening. And, you know, mark this right down. Today is November 20th at 1.35 p.m. Mark it down that David Gelman said is not going to happen.
You're going to have a ton of motions that still need to be filed by both parties. All right. So there's going to be suppression motions. There's going to be different motions regarding probably venue witnesses, everything like that. So that all has to be hammered out.
And after that is all flushed out, then they're going to have to go through what is going to be admissible, what is not going to be admissible. That is going to take forever. Right. Furthermore, you're going to have a ton of witnesses that you have to prep for. And we still don't know how many witnesses are actually going to be having to testify against Diddy.
And they still have to provide the names. So once that happens, the defense has to get their ducks in a row. They have to get all the information, all their due diligence on these potential witnesses. And then finally, you have to prep Diddy. And that's the biggest thing. Now, will he testify at his own trial or not? That's obviously going to be a game time decision.
I never think it's a good idea to have your own client testify if you don't have to. But, you know, that's something that they're going to have to deal with. So there's so much there's so much unknown right now, so much information that still is unavailable. And both for prosecutors and the defense that I think it's it's not very realistic. I mean, federal trials, they they don't happen for years.
And, you know, Diddy was just charged in, what, September or something like that. So, you know, this is incredibly quick if that did happen in May.
I think that what happened was that they did that just to put it on the calendar. But I think all parties know that it's unrealistic that it's going to happen.
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