According to TMZ, details the ongoing legal efforts by Sean "Diddy" Combs' defense team to secure a lenient sentence following his conviction on two counts of the Mann Act. Diddy's attorneys submitted a sentencing packet arguing that the guideline for his offenses, transporting male sex workers across state lines, should result in no more than 6 to 12 months per count. The defense emphasizes that Diddy has already served 13 months in difficult prison conditions, achieved sobriety, and maintained an incident-free record, while also noting the severe impact the conviction has had on his family and businesses. Ultimately, Diddy is requesting a 14-month sentence with supervised release, in stark contrast to the 51 to 63 months suggested by prosecutors.