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In a significant development ahead of the upcoming trial, attorneys representing Sean Combs are making efforts to prevent psychologist Dawn Hughes from testifying. Hughes, known for her previous work in high-profile cases, provided testimony for the prosecution in the trials of singer R. Kelly and NXIVM sex cult leader Keith Raniere, both of whom were ultimately convicted.
The defense team argues that Hughes' potential testimony could unfairly influence the jury, citing concerns over her methodologies and the implications of her findings. They contend that her involvement could introduce biases that may affect the trial's outcome. As the trial date approaches, the battle over expert testimony is heating up, with both sides preparing to present their arguments before the court.
The outcome of this motion could have significant implications for the trial's proceedings and the overall strategy of Combs' defense. As the legal landscape evolves, all eyes remain on the courtroom as this high-stakes case unfolds.
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