In the prosecution's closing arguments, assistant U.S. Attorney Christy Slavik urged members of the jury to use common sense. “It is time to hold him accountable, it is time for justice,” Slavic said. “And it’s time to find him guilty.”

One day after a prosecutor called Sean Combs the “vicious” leader of a criminal enterprise in the government’s closing arguments, the music mogul’s lead attorney, Marc Agnifilo, stood before a jury in lower Manhattan Friday and said his client was simply living a “lifestyle” of swingers, threesomes, and “personal” drug use.