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Under Judge Subramanian’s Watch, Diddy’s Trial Aims For July 4 Conclusion

Under Judge Subramanian's Watch, Diddy's Trial Aims For July 4 Conclusion

Under Judge Subramanian’s Watch, Diddy’s Trial Aims For July 4 Conclusion

India-West News Desk

NEW YORK, NY – At the center of the high-profile sex trafficking and racketeering trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs is Judge Arun Subramanian, who is steering the case toward a projected conclusion by July 4. Now in its second week, the trial has featured testimony from rapper Kid Cudi, Diddy’s former assistant George Kaplan, and Casandra “Cassie” Ventura’s mother.

Judge Subramanian, a calm yet commanding presence in the courtroom, has maintained tight control over the proceedings. Known for walking briskly with earphones in during jury selection breaks, he recently advised jurors to refrain from discussing the case over the long weekend—jokingly recommending they “watch the Knicks avenge their Game One loss” instead.

For Subramanian, this case represents one of the most high profile in his judicial career. Before joining the federal bench, he earned a reputation as a principled and empathetic civil attorney. His dedication extended beyond the courtroom. After helping clients Mary and Joel Rich settle a defamation lawsuit against Fox News—stemming from false claims about their late son, Seth Rich—Subramanian joined a celebratory meal on the condition that he could cover the bill.

Born in Pittsburgh to Indian immigrant parents, Subramanian has often spoken about the grounding influence of family. During his Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in 2022, he took a moment to name and acknowledge each family member present.

Despite the gravity of the Diddy trial, colleagues describe him as both sharp and down-to-earth—a judge who once bought his robes online and doesn’t shy away from a karaoke mic.

As the trial unfolds, it is Judge Subramanian’s mix of legal rigor and quiet humility that continues to define the courtroom atmosphere, People magazine said.

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