Meghann Cuniff
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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So we don't know exactly what he was saying, but they're saying that he basically acknowledges he's trying to influence potential jurors, that he thinks that they see these happy birthday posts for him or something, that if anyone eventually gets on the jury, that's going to somehow persuade them or something. So the lawyers were pointing – or the prosecutors were pointing to that.
as a sign of witness tampering, a sign of he shouldn't be out on bond if he's doing this stuff in jail.
I don't know if they filed that. They're supposed to file that by the end of the day. I mean, I last time I checked like an hour ago, I hadn't seen it, but I haven't checked my phone to see if they have another leak.
I know they're filing in, but yeah, the judge had taken them up on their offer to, they said that they would file an affidavit saying no one on the government leaked the video of Diddy assaulting Cassie in the hotel. I think that's what it was. I'd have to check, but they have until the end of the day to file that. So we might not see that until tonight.
Yeah, yeah, it is. And it just shows that... I think it might be part of the judges... consideration of what's going on with the attorney-client privilege issues and the notebooks seized from his jail cell, because that's one ongoing issue for the judge is to determine that. So I think he's just trying to assess what all is going on with the case. But yeah, I think it's unusual to have that.
But also, I think there's a ton of federal cases that go on everywhere that don't get any coverage. So I can't say that that's rare, because... It might actually happen a lot. But I mean, this is just a really high profile case. So that's why we we notice it. But there's a lot of pretty intense litigation that goes on.
And when you have aggressive defense attorneys like that and a judge who's, you know, wanting to wanting to make sure everything's going on correctly, you can see things worse like that.
I mean, when his lawyers complain about the civil suits and all the civil attorneys talking out against him and saying that it's going to, you know, hurt his right to a fair trial. I mean, it doesn't seem like they're wrong, but it's just kind of a matter. I also think that we live in such an almost like fragmented society that it's not hard to find 12 people who have not really followed the case.
You know, it's in Manhattan where they pull the jury pool from. you know, busy enough that they're not even really paying attention to this case. So that's what I thought was most interesting about his birthday PR campaign. Not the fact that he was doing it, but just the fact that he somehow thought that that could work. Yeah. Like with somehow influenced a juror like later on.
Not everyone is like us watching every step. Yeah, yeah, exactly, exactly.
Yeah, I think the Yankees and the Mets and the Knicks. So it just kind of depends on what your flavor is. Good point. I mean, I just remember living in Spokane, Washington. and covering criminal trials there.
And I remember wanting to do a preview article on a trial before jury selection started, and the prosecutor being really concerned, because I was calling the prosecutor's office to talk to him about the case, and them really not wanting me to do an article, because they're like, it's going to influence the jury pool.
And if you think about it, in the jury pool in Spokane County, and it's the local paper that
back in like 2008 was still widely read and subscribed to and the editors pointed out to me that it's really not the newspaper's job to concern about be concerned about that and it's a little inappropriate to have the government asking the newspaper to be concerned about that and i remember actually going in we did the article and we went and listened to uh it was listening to the jury selection and you'd be amazed how many people had never heard of the case before
I mean, it just ran in the, it's not that hard to find a bunch of people who have no idea about a major event going on in their own town.
Yeah. I can't think of the last time the Southern district of New York did a change of venue.
I mean, maybe it's happened, but I haven't heard of it.
I don't know. I mean, I haven't heard anything. I mean, they don't have to file that or anything. But that's definitely something as lawyers are looking at right now, for sure.
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