Kaelin's Entertainment Report: Nick Lachey Did WHAT?! Diddy’s Lawyers Want New Appeal!

Nick Lachey said that 98 Degrees kept an age of consent guide on the tour bus. Diddy’s lawyers are looking to appeal his sentence again.

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Yeah. Nick Lache says ninety eight Degrees kept a book
listing the age of consent laws on their tour bus
during their early days on the road, a move he
admits sounds super shady in hindsight, you think, Nick, Nick,
alongside his brother Drew, Jeff Timmins, and Justin Jeffrey, made
up the Nine These boy band, who were between the

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ages of twenty one and twenty four when they first
hit the road on tour in nineteen ninety nine. In
the nineteen hundreds, Nick knows that it sounds bad, but
he actually said that they were gifted this book by
someone at the label, so the label handed it to them.
I'm sure they were concerned with legalities, but yes, it
had the age of consent in every single state in
the country. Also spoke about how their finances didn't reflect

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their success, you know, behind the scenes, which tales the
oldest time in the music industry, especially at that time
was rough. But this and more is in the new
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We're getting that on Monday on Roku. Who is like
that girl all of a sudden?

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Speaker 1 (01:49):
Speaking of that, I don't know if it's true, so
I'm not going to say which artist it is. But
there was a country artist that someone told me a
good source had liked to shoot guns while on the road,
Like I know, but you know every state has different
gun laws, uh huh. So apparently they had someone on
the tour who was like a firearm liaison with the

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ATF that would like make sure that every state they
went into, they were like this person's job was to
make sure that whatever was on the bus was legal
in the state they were in. So they felt like
a wild hair to go to a shooting range while
on tour that whatever they had was legal. But yeah,
they had like in the bottom of the bus, they
had just like an arsenal of stuff for fun, you know,

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a little target shooting whenever they were into But yeah,
I'm like, dude, that's not legal, Like every day you're
in a different state. They're like, oh no, he had
a guy, and the guy was in charge of making
sure they were everything was legal all the time, Like, oh,
you really like.

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Guns, then yeah, I was gonna say, if you hired
a whole I don't like anything that much that I
would need to do it on tour. Maybe Bravo, but
that's free, I guess. A federal appeers Appeals court is
now considering whether to overturn or reduce Diddy's prison sentence,
but judges don't seem convinced so far during arguments as
lawyers that his roughly four year sentence is unfair because
the judge relied on allegations tied to charges he was

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found not guilty of, and they want the sentence reduced
or thrown out. They also argue the freakofs at the
center of the case were essentially consensual and similar to
amateur pornography, which they claim should be protected. But the
appealed judges pushed back, signaling it's legal for a sentencing
judge to consider broader conduct even beyond the specific convictions.

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Basically they can make that call. The prosecutors are arguing
in court to keep the conviction and sentence in place,
saying the punishment fits the case. If you want to
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