Jane Doe Lawyer Douglas Wigdor And His Letter Requesting That The Diddy Gag Order Is Denied

Douglas Wigdor, representing accuser Cassandra Ventura, submitted a letter to Judge Arun Subramanian opposing Sean "Diddy" Combs' request for a gag order in his federal case. Wigdor argued that while Combs seeks to restrict public statements from accusers and their attorneys, his own family and legal team have been vocal in the media. He highlighted public comments from Combs' son, Quincy, and his mother, Janice Combs, as well as statements from Combs' attorney, Marc Agnifilo, who labeled the prosecution as racially motivated. Wigdor contended that if Combs' representatives are permitted to speak publicly, accusers and their legal counsel should have the same right, suggesting that Combs' request for a gag order is both hypocritical and unjust.


We also get a look at a letter sent by the prosecutors....

In a letter to Judge Subramanian regarding United States v. Sean Combs, the prosecution references a recent decision by Judge Ho in United States v. Adams, 24 Cr. 556 (DEH), as additional support for denying the defendant's motion concerning alleged leaks. The attached decision, labeled as Exhibit 1, is presented to bolster the government's position against the defendant's Leak Motion.



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