The final sentence will likely fall between the defense's request for time served and the prosecution's request for over eleven years.

“I think that Diddy will get more than the defense wants, which is no additional time, and less than what the prosecution wants, which is 11 plus years. I think he'll get somewhere around three to four years”

The judge is likely to impose a significant sentence that exceeds five years due to the severity of the evidence presented during the trial.

“I think maybe maybe even north of five years.”

The judge will likely impose a sentence that is below the sentencing guidelines range suggested by the probation department.

“I've been very fortunate to convince judges here in the Southern District of New York in this courthouse um to give them below guideline sentence.”