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David Seltzer, a criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor for the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office Cyber Crimes Unit, said he believes both sides made key points toward their case during the first five days of testimony.
"One thing is clear, this is a case about domestic violence, and Mr. Combs is no saint," Seltzer told Newsweek. "But one thing he is not, in my opinion, is a racketeer based on the evidence presented to date. The government is not meeting its burden of proof, and the defense is doing a great job at eliciting necessary and damaging testimony from the government's witnesses, including their key witness, Ms. Ventura."
Lonnie Hart Jr., a New York-based defense attorney and former assistant district attorney in Brooklyn, said Ventura's often-graphic depiction of Combs' sexual proclivities revealed the Bad Boy Records founder as an "extremely paranoid, insecure and violent" man who subjected her to unspeakable abuse and psychological torture during their 11-year relationship.
"However, the testimony as disturbing as it was, has done little so far to prove allegations of racketeering and sex trafficking against Mr. Combs," Hart told Newsweek, adding that the government does have time to right its ship.
"Cassie organized some and hired 'staff,'" said Ronald Chapman II, a defense attorney with extensive experience in racketeering cases. "Her texts were lurid and enthusiastic. This is direct evidence of consent. The only way to rebut that is to erode the concept of agency — that is a dangerous proposition."
