Sean Combs denied bail, will remain in custody until sentencing

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Last week, Sean Combs’ attorneys filed a request that the music mogul be released on bail before his sentencing hearing. (Gregg DeGuire | Getty Images)On Monday, a federal judge denied Sean Combs’ request to be released on bail pending his sentencing hearing scheduled for Oct. 3. “It may not have been common on June 25, 1910, when the Mann Act, or as it was originally called, the White-Slave Traffic Act, was passed. For this reason, Judge Subramanian wrote, Combs did not meet the conditions for release. Combs’ defense attorneys have also filed a motion for acquittal or retrial on the Mann Act charges; Judge Subramanian has not yet responded to the request.