Tropical Soulvangelical finds Sean Diddy Combs guilty as charged on all counts. TSV's verdict morally overrides that of the court, and he's got a number of points to make about establishing equity in the system which he saw lacking in the court trial. Firstly is the idea that the verdict of a court trial can never be questioned by the general public not exposed to evidence or lack thereof in the court, that somehow the general public is -disqualified- from making verdicts of their own and carrying out penalties accordingly in their own personal jurisdictions, e.g., increased demonstrations outside a Diddy concert with respect to the rights of survivors. TSV has just recently made a donation to a local anti-exploitation group because -trump- wants to pardon Ghislaine Maxwell -and- Maxwell's attorneys want the Supreme Court to overturn her conviction. They want it both ways, and TSV finds that our current court system makes that possible while a poor teenager languishes in jail sentenced 20 years to life for a shoplifting charge. TSV expects the prosecutor in such a case that has already seen a verdict to make a press conference discussing the 4- or 5- digit value of the items the teenager has shoplifted which may expose said prosecutor to disciplinary actions if it's determined that such assertions are untruthful and that said shoplifting items amounted to no more than $100 in value. Also, even if the items were of lofty monetary value, is that somehow an excuse for said teenager to be warehoused in the penitentiary system until he's 50 years of age? So with all that in mind, TSV makes the following requirements to our current system. If a defendant has the best legal team money can buy in a given felony case, a background review of the case as it has played out in court, including the actions of the judge, be automatically initiated upon acquittal of at least half the charges in the case. Such a review also invites public commentary that can be added onto via the public's reps in government even after the review is over, so that there isn't the move of "deadlining" on the public. TSV's pretty sure this is how they do it in Europe, which is why he's never seen OJ type trials in Europe. Only in America.