Combs was sentenced Friday to four years and two months in prison for transporting people across state lines for sexual encounters. Since Combs has already served a year in jail, the sentence means that the 55-year-old could get out in about three years. Combs will serve his term "in one of the worst prisons in America," Jeffrey Lichtman, a defense attorney who represented one of Combs' sons, told NewsNation. And 50 months in jail, a lot of it in one of the worst prisons in America, is a really serious punishment," he said. "This is not about Mr. Combs; this is about the victims, both his victims and victims of abuse and violence everywhere," he said.