Scene ‘Didi’ combs seeks for a delay of two months of sex-trafficking trial on May 5

The lawyers said in a letter to Judge Arun Subramanian that the prosecutors have slowed down some possible evidence to review, making it difficult to be ready in three weeks.

Prosecutors oppose the request, the lawyers said. A spokesperson of prosecutors refused to comment.

Subramanian, responding to the delayed-testing request, wrote in an order that he would address the issue during the scheduled hearing on Friday.

While pending the conference, the judge wrote, both sides should move forward as the initial lawsuit may go on.

The 55 -year -old Comombs has been held without bail since the September arrest. He has requested not to be guilty for several crimes, which the prosecutors say that happened in a period of two-posts.

In his letter, the defense lawyers cited a failure by prosecutors to turn on potential testing evidences in the case on time, including materials related to a supercessed prosecution returned by a grand jury earlier this month.

For example, lawyers wrote, prosecutors have said that they would not complete the Wednesday’s deadline to perform a performance and a witness list.

The lawyers said that so far some evidence includes a count -related material in the prosecution, which fulfills the 15 -year compulsory minimum jail sentence.

As a result, he wrote: “We cannot go for testing on the scheduled date, in good discretion.”

He said: “This is a problem that the government has created, yet it opposes our proper request.”

Prosecutors say Comombs abused and abused women for years as they used their “power and reputation” as a music star, so that he could help a network of colleagues and employees when he to silence the victims, kidnap, arson and silence the victims, to silence the victims through blackmail and violence.

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