A federal judge is reviewing arguments to vacate Sean "Diddy" Combs' convictions on two lesser counts after his racketeering and sex trafficking trial. His defense contends the Mann Act, under which he was found guilty of transportation for prostitution, doesn't apply to voyeurism or his directorial involvement in parties. Prosecutors argue the act criminalizes hiring and facilitating sex workers. The judge is expected to rule soon on the defense's motion, which could impact his potential 20-year sentence, with his defense seeking under 14 months and prosecutors pushing for a minimum of four years.

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