Argued over the admissibility of a 49-page exhibit, including its probative value, claimed prejudice, hearsay exceptions, and the government's Rule 404(b) notice. [1]
Jason A. Driscoll
Attorney who represented Sean Combs in the federal criminal case.
About
Jason A. Driscoll served as defense trial counsel for Sean Combs and handled evidentiary issues across the trial. During Derek Ferguson's direct examination on Day 19, other defense counsel assigned him to address an exhibit issue.
On Day 26, Driscoll argued against admission of a 49-page exhibit. The court described his position as challenging the exhibit's general probative value rather than identifying particular prejudicial text, and also considered his arguments concerning hearsay exceptions and Rule 404(b) notice. The court reserved decision so it could review the government's letter, the earlier hearing, and Driscoll's arguments.
He also responded during hearings on prior-consistent statements and on Khorram communications and Victim 3 evidence. In the latter hearing, the court overruled objections to several exhibits and sustained a Rule 403 objection to another. Driscoll later participated in the conference on final jury instructions.
Key Points
On Day 19, defense counsel assigned Driscoll to argue an exhibit issue during Derek Ferguson's direct examination. [1]
On Day 26, he challenged a 49-page exhibit on probative-value, prejudice, hearsay, and Rule 404(b) grounds; the court reserved decision. [1]
On Day 27, he participated in resolving exhibit objections, including objections the court overruled and a Rule 403 objection the court sustained. [1]
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Addressed exhibit objections and evidentiary issues during hearings concerning Khorram communications and Victim 3 evidence. [1]
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Jason A. Driscoll was defense trial counsel who argued evidentiary issues, including objections to a 49-page exhibit on Day 26.
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