By Lauren del Valle(CNN) — The judge overseeing the criminal case against Sean “Diddy” Combs did not immediately rule on his request to vacate his conviction on prostitution-related charges or his bid for a new trial. The Mann Act makes it a crime to transport a person across state lines for the purpose of prostitution. Combs’ attorneys argued that it does not apply to voyeuristic conduct like his, which was at issue in this trial. Defense attorney Alexandra Shapiro reiterated Thursday that the Mann Act cannot be enforced in these circumstances without violating Combs’s First Amendment rights, echoing arguments made in previous defense filings. The judge has refused to grant bail twice since the jury returned its verdict, citing Combs’ history of violence.