Combs was found not guilty on July 3 of the more serious racketeering and sex trafficking charges the feds slapped him with in a 2024 indictment. The lengthy sentencing memorandum was filed on Monday, ahead of Combs’ return to the lower Manhattan court on Oct. 3, where he stood trial and will soon learn his fate. “The prosecutors, for their part, have lost all perspective,” Combs’ lawyers state in the memo. Combs faces a maximum of 10 years for each of the two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. Combs’ legal team has also reportedly appealed to President Trump for a potential pardon.