I’ve been doing some commentary on the Diddy trial. One thing that struck me last week was the judge scolding Diddy for reacting to testimony and threatening to exclude him from the courtroom. Shouldn’t a defendant be permitted to react to the testimony and look at the jurors. After all, prosecutors prep witnesses on how to behave on the stand. And one of their witnesses last week was sobbing.
The judge wrongfully scolded Diddy this week for nodding and looking at jurors while the prosecutor is able to put on witnesses who are sobbing. Another example of how trials are so slanted towards the prosecution. I discussed on @CNN with @jessicadean pic.twitter.com/dvHaJ2ssws
— David Oscar Markus (@domarkus) June 8, 2025
Meantime, Diddy’s lawyers have moved for a mistrial because they say that they have proof one of the prosecution’s witnesses lied. TMZ covers it here.