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Feds Want P. Diddy's Defense to Reveal Secret Info in Court Docs
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A federal case’s “filter team” is in charge of making sure privileged information doesn’t end up in the hands of prosecutors during the discovery process. But Sean “Diddy” Combs’ lawyers say the filter team for his case isn’t doing their jobs. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber explains why the process is controversial and what this could mean for Combs with Dave Aronberg, a state’s attorney for Palm Beach County, Florida.
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