As Diddy’s Legal Team Prepares To Make Its Case Amid His Trial, An Expert Weighs In On Why They’re Making A ‘Calculated Risk’

For weeks now, Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sex-trafficking trial has been unfolding, with the prosecution making its arguments thus far. Prosecutors are expected to finish their case this week, with the defense set to take over. There have been various reports regarding the kind of strategies that Diddy’s legal team will be utilizing. With that, it was just recently confirmed that the attorneys were shifting their strategy by shortening the amount of time they needed. However, they’re also doing something that an expert now says is a “risk.” As part of its case, the prosecution presented testimony from several witnesses, who all shared various claims about their experiences with 55-year-old Sean Combs. The defense’s case will be starkly different in that regard, as it’s been confirmed that they won’t be calling any witnesses to the stand. Adanté Pointer, a criminal defense and civil attorney, discussed that decision with Fox News. Pointer explained just what that major move might look like in the eyes of the jury and how it might save Combs from damaging his case.