After Sean "Diddy" Combs was found guilty of two of the five charges he faced in his racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking trial, what's next for the rap mogul?

Sean P. Diddy Combs was convicted on two counts but found not guilty on the most serious charges. Reactions outside courtroom varied to the verdict

But a year later, in 2006, Combs had to go back to using P. Diddy again after British DJ Richard “Diddy” Dearlove sued him over the use of the name. Combs couldn’t use Diddy for his 2006 album “Press Play” due to the suit and so he used P. Diddy for some releases of the album, according to the AP.