Federal prosecutors have filed a 58-page opposition to Sean Combs' motion seeking acquittal or a new trial following his conviction on two prostitution-related charges. The US Attorney's Office argues that there is more than sufficient basis to uphold the jury's verdict against the music mogul. Prosecutors are urging a federal judge to swiftly reject Combs' request to overturn the verdict or order a new trial ahead of his scheduled sentencing on October 3. Combs was previously denied bail before sentencing, and his legal team has been given until September 3 to file a response to the opposition. The case centers on allegations involving transportation to engage in prostitution, with prosecutors emphasizing that the evidence supports the conviction.