After Diddy's defense finished closing arguments, attorney Tony Buzbee filed two new lawsuits in Los Angeles the same Friday. The judge told jurors to take a 48-hour break, but the timing raises concerns they might Google the filings and influence the verdict.
Chapters
Okay, um, today during the defense's closing arguments, after, um, after defense— his defense team closed, uh, Tony Busby does what he does and files two new lawsuits in Los Angeles today after the judge said to the jury, now you got a weekend after closing arguments, which I think is crazy. Crazy that they get a full 48 hours after the prosecution has, you know, done their closing arguments and his defense team has done their closing arguments, and then the jury gets to go home for 48 hours, and Tony Buzbee strategically files two lawsuits today on Friday that are going to be major news. And guess who's going to go home and read and Google after being told by the judge not to do it?