Skip to content

About This Archive

What the trial archive covers, what is missing, and how to cite the record.

What this is

The Sean Combs Case Archive is a searchable edition of the federal criminal trial transcript in United States v. Sean Combs, No. 1:24-cr-00542-AS, in the Southern District of New York. It covers the court-reporter record from May 5 through the July 2, 2025 verdict.

The trial calendar has 39 dated slots: 38 dates with public reporter transcripts and one May 7 date without an identified public transcript filing. The archive contains 150 transcript pages, 283 reader proceedings, 88 source-marked sidebar spans, and 92,664 transcript lines.

Primary source

Transcript text comes from 38 federal court-reporter PDFs filed on the public docket and accessed through CourtListener's RECAP records. The PDFs are not republished here. Reporter page and line numbers accompany the HTML transcript, with links to the source filings so readers can check passages.

A May 7 jury-trial minute entry records continued jury selection, but no matching public transcript filing was identified. The adjacent public reporter page numbers are continuous, so this archive does not assign a missing page range or infer sealing for that date.

Reporter pages 1991–1994 have no identified filing in the qualified public corpus. Other page ranges are expressly marked sealed in the filed transcripts and contain no public text here. One sidebar consists only of a sidebar marker and a sealed-page notation.

Supporting material

Summaries, profiles, and other guides are separate from the transcript. Some are produced with AI assistance and may contain errors or miss important context; use the transcript and cited records for important questions.

Accuracy and corrections

  • The HTML transcript and editorial guides may contain errors.
  • Reporter corrections, sealed ranges, and other source markings remain part of the record.
  • The May 7 date and reporter pages 1991–1994 have no identified public transcript text here.

Use Report an issue in the footer or email contact@courtdaemon.com. Include the page URL and source page or line when possible.

The full statement, including reuse and removal requests, is on the Terms of Use page.

How to cite

Cite the underlying court record first, then include the archive URL as the retrieval location.

United States v. Combs, No. 1:24-cr-00542-AS, trial transcript at [reporter page]:[line] (S.D.N.Y. [court date]), retrieved from Sean Combs Case Archive, https://combs.courtdaemon.com/[page-path]/.

Independence

This independent archive is not affiliated with Sean Combs, a party, attorney, court, government agency, or news organization involved in the case. It is published by Court Daemon and built by Trice Digital.