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CBS News Correspondent and CBS Weekend anchor Jericka Duncan was recently given the task to cover the the trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs. Her assignment puts her at the courthouse and in the courtroom every day of the trial so she has a front row seat to all of the action happening in and outside of the courtroom. This week, Jericka sits down with friends of the pod Judie Saunders and Steve Greenberg. Saunders leads sexual abuse and human trafficking department of the law firm, Ask LLP. She has more than twenty years of experience litigating cases involving sexual abuse, sexual harassment, and discrimination.  She delves into the verdict of the case against Sean Combs, exploring the complexities of the case, the reactions from various stakeholders, and the implications for future legal proceedings. Saunders provides insights into the challenges of proving sex trafficking, the role of evidence, and the community&aposs response to the trial, the potential impact of the verdict on the justice system and the future of Combs himself.Greenberg is a defense attorney with many years of experience of experience in high-profile cases, most prominently when he represented R. Kelly in his state and federal case. Greenberg would eventually leave Kelly’s team at the start of his RICO case in New York.  Greenberg explores the implications of the jury&aposs decision, the burden of proof in civil cases, and the complexities of relationships within legal contexts. He also reflects on the trial experience, the expectations for sentencing, and the broader implications for the justice system.This may the end of the Diddy Trial, but, the I Am That Reporter podcast will be back with more in-depth stories and news coverage, so stay subscribed and stay tuned. We&aposll see you soon!THE TEAMHost: Jericka DuncanExecutive Producer/Editor: Scott Riggs Follow Jericka on social media:InstagramTik Tok

CBS News Correspondent and CBS Weekend anchor Jericka Duncan was recently given the task to cover the the trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs. Her assignment puts her at the courthouse and in the courtroom every day of the trial so she has a front row seat to all of the action happening in and outside of the courtroom. This week, Jericka sits down with jury consultant and attorney, Renato Stabile. They discuss the intricacies of jury consulting and selection, particularly in high-profile cases. Stabile highlights the unusual length of jury selection in the case of Sean Combs, the importance of diversity in juror makeup, and the potential impact of stealth jurors. They also explore the dynamics of jury deliberation in this case, the significance of a potential mistrial, and the possible outcomes and sentencing for Combs before wrapping things up with his expectation of when the jury deliberations will be complete.THE TEAMHost: Jericka DuncanExecutive Producer/Editor: Scott Riggs Follow Jericka on social media:InstagramTik Tok

CBS News Correspondent and CBS Weekend anchor Jericka Duncan was recently given the task to cover the the trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs. Her assignment puts her at the courthouse and in the courtroom every day of the trial so she has a front row seat to all of the action happening in and outside of the courtroom. This week, Jericka sits down with the creator of the wildly popular YouTube Channel, Make It Make Sense (MIMS) to discuss his journey into content creation, the challenges of covering high-profile trials, and the responsibility of amplifying the voices of victims. He also reflects on the shift from legacy media to new media, the importance of integrity in journalism, and the impact of social media on public perception before sharing his thoughts on the future of content creation in the age of AI and his personal aspirations moving forward after the case concludes.THE TEAMHost: Jericka DuncanExecutive Producer/Editor: Scott Riggs Follow Jericka on social media:InstagramTik Tok

CBS News Correspondent and CBS Weekend anchor Jericka Duncan was recently given the task to cover the the trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs. Her assignment puts her at the courthouse and in the courtroom every day of the trial so she has a front row seat to all of the action happening in and outside of the courtroom. This week, Jericka documents Kanye West&aposs arrival to the courthouse, talks to Diddy&aposs friend Charlucci Finney and welcomes back Judie Saunders to the podcast. Judie leads sexual abuse and human trafficking department of the law firm, Ask LLP. She has more than twenty years of experience litigating cases involving sexual abuse, sexual harassment, and discrimination. Judie has also represented survivors in cases against USA gymnastics, local and state governments, and clergy abuse survivors.Their conversation dives into the prosecution&aposs case, how effective they&aposve been in proving the charges and the testimony Jane, who describes a toxic relationship marked by manipulation and violence. Saunders provides insights into the implications of Jane&aposs testimony, the complexities of the case, and the challenges faced by the prosecution in presenting their arguments to the jury. They also discuss the nuances of relationships, the impact of trauma, and the strategies employed by the defense. They then dive into the complexities of witness testimony in a high-profile legal case, particularly focusing on the duality of a witness&aposs statements and behaviors as well as the implications of these testimonies for both the prosecution and defense, the importance of jury diversity, and the challenges of proving racketeering charges. Finally, Saunders offers valuable advice for individuals in toxic relationships, emphasizing the significance of trusting one&aposs instincts and the need to shift the narrative around victimization.THE TEAMHost: Jericka DuncanExecutive Producer/Editor: Scott Riggs Follow Jericka on social media:InstagramTik Tok

CBS News Correspondent and CBS Weekend anchor Jericka Duncan was given the task of covering the the trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs. Her assignment puts her at the courthouse and in the courtroom every day of the trial so she has a front row seat to all of the action happening inside and outside of the courtroom. First, Jericka discusses the case with CBS Legal Analyst, Katrina Kaufman. Katrina shares what happened in the courtroom in week 4, how each side is managing their case and the strength of the testimony from the prosecution&aposs witnesses.Then Jericka speaks with clinical psychologist Dr. Thema Bryant about the complexities of trauma and its impact on testimony in abuse cases. She notes that individuals respond to trauma differently, which can affect their emotional display during testimony. The discussion also covers the challenges survivors face in reporting abuse, the influence of power dynamics, and the cultural narratives that often blame victims. Dr. Bryant highlights the importance of understanding these factors for jurors and society at large, as well as the potential for healing and redemption for both survivors and offenders.THE TEAMHost: Jericka DuncanExecutive Producer/Editor: Scott Riggs Follow Jericka on social media:InstagramTik Tok

CBS News Correspondent and CBS Weekend anchor Jericka Duncan was given the task of covering the the trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs. Her assignment puts her at the courthouse and in the courtroom every day of the trial so she has a front row seat to all of the action happening inside and outside of the courtroom. This week, Jericka brings on Bonsu Thompson, writer, producer, former music editor for XXL Magazine and former editor in chief of The Source magazine to discuss the complex legacy of Sean Combs. In their conversation, they explore the implications of Combs&apos actions within the music industry as well as the predatory nature of the industry, the influence of figures like Andre Harrell, and the challenges of reconciling an artist&aposs work with their personal behavior. The conversation also touches on the broader cultural context, including the impact of unhealed artists and the potential political ramifications of Combs&apos legal troubles. THE TEAMHost: Jericka DuncanExecutive Producer/Editor: Scott Riggs Follow Jericka on social media:InstagramTik Tok

CBS News Correspondent and CBS Weekend anchor Jericka Duncan was recently given the assignment to cover the the trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs. Her assignment puts her at the courthouse and in the courtroom every day of the trial so she has a front row seat to all of the action happening in and outside fo the courtroom. This week, Jericka brings on a prominent defense attorney, Steven Greenberg.  Steven has many years of experience as a defense attorney, most prominently when he represented R. Kelly in his state and federal case. Greenberg would eventually leave Kelly’s team at the start of his RICO case in New York.Their conversation delves into what happened in the courtroom during the second week in the trial of the US v Sean Combs. They dive into the implications of Kid Cudi&aposs testimony and the strategies employed by both the prosecution and defense. They discuss the complexities of RICO cases, the challenges faced by the prosecution in proving their case, and the dynamics of celebrity trials. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the legal standards and the potential impact of the testimonies on the jury&aposs perception.THE TEAMHost: Jericka DuncanExecutive Producer/Editor: Scott Riggs Follow Jericka on social media:InstagramTik Tok

CBS News Correspondent and CBS Weekend anchor Jericka Duncan was recently given the task to cover the the trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs. Her assignment puts her at the courthouse and in the courtroom every day of the trial so she has a front row seat to all of the action happening in and outside of the courtroom. This week, Jericka shares a bit of what it&aposs like covering the trial before bringing on her guest, Judie Saunders. Judie leads sexual abuse and human trafficking department of the law firm, Ask LLP. She has more than twenty years of experience litigating cases involving sexual abuse, sexual harassment, and discrimination. Judie has also represented survivors in cases against USA gymnastics, local and state governments, and clergy abuse survivors.Their conversation delves into the ongoing trial of Sean Combs, exploring the complexities of the case, the strategies of both the prosecution and defense, and the emotional dynamics at play. Saunders provides insights into the implications of witness testimony, the nuances of consent and coercion, and the impact of public perception on the trial&aposs proceedings. The discussion highlights the serious nature of the allegations and the challenges faced by both sides in presenting their cases effectively.THE TEAMHost: Jericka DuncanExecutive Producer/Editor: Scott Riggs Follow Jericka on social media:InstagramTik Tok