Diddy asks Judge for Mistrial or the jury member is being fired, accuses prosecution of racial bias

ClearlyIn his case, the public prosecutors accuses a black jury member … and he says he wants a mistrial if the judge continues with the dismissal.

The Legal Team of the Rapper has submitted a letter to the court Arun Subramanian Sunday evening … claim that – while the court might believe the prosecutor’s questions about the inconsistent answers of a jury member during Voir are terrible – the government simply finds pretext to dismiss a jury member because of their race.

The Diddy team says that by putting the resignation attempt in the context of the umbrella procedures, it is easy to see that they try to “take advantage of a chance to beat another black man out of the jury.”

The jury member’s inconsistent answers about their residence during Voir Dire, says Diddy’s team, does not necessarily mean that they are not suitable to serve on a jury … and they mention the words of Judge Subramanian from Friday when he said: “The subject of what was being tackled is a course of the jury member.”

The Diddy team, however, adds, the judge changed thoughts by noon … What his intention indicates to reject the jury member without further investigation – and Diddy’s side feels that there is no justification for it.

By rejecting a jury member of color, Diddy argues, the people of color will be less likely to serve in a jury in the future.

Diddy’s side also lays a series of alleged abuses by the government during their investigation into him … claiming that law enforcement used excessive violence during the raids on his property and researchers leaked steadily “false and prejudices” information to the public.

His requirement is clear … Diddy says that if the court is insisting on dismissing this one particular jury member, he believes he earns a mistrial.

This is the third time Diddy has sought -after for one mistrial In this case … and many of the arguments here were made by his lawyer, Xavier Donaldsonin the court on Friday. According to multiple reports, four of the jury members are white, don’t consider it. The Daily mail Reports five of the jury members are black.