In an effort to get Sean “Diddy” Combs out from behind bars, lawyers for the hip-hop mogul have asked the judge presiding over his Manhattan sex crimes case to set aside the recent guilty verdicts, arguing the disgraced rap icon had a First Amendment right to fund and organize the notorious “freak-off” sessions central to the case.

Jurors were shown clips from "freak-offs" as the prosecution is expected to rest its case in the Sean "Diddy" Combs trial this week.