Lisa Bloom says the jury verdict within the Diddy intercourse trafficking trial is a intestine punch she hasn’t felt since O.J. Simpson was acquitted in his homicide trial.

The famed legal professional, who represents Diddy’s sexual assault accuser Daybreak Richard, tells TMZ … this is likely one of the most disappointing verdicts for victims of sexual assault since The Juice bought off.

Lisa cites the Cassie beating video and says it is onerous to see a person caught on video beating and dragging his girlfriend, solely to be convicted of comparatively minor prostitution fees.

As you already know, Diddy skated on racketeering and intercourse trafficking fees and was discovered responsible on two counts of the Mann Act — transportation for prostitution throughout state strains.

Lisa says the jury did not really feel prosecutors proved the RICO and intercourse trafficking fees past an affordable doubt … and whereas she does not like the end result, she respects it.

Prosecutors known as 34 witnesses and Lisa wonders if jurors did not pay sufficient consideration to forensic psychologist Daybreak Hughes, who testified about why ladies keep in abusive relationships.

Lisa’s giving props to Diddy’s protection — she says they used textual content messages from Cassie and Jane to their benefit … the messages indicated the ladies consented to the freak offs, although Bloom says it’s normal for victims to say what their abuser desires to listen to.

Diddy’s an enormous celeb, particularly in New York, and Lisa says his fame doubtless helped him in a giant means right here.

Lisa’s consumer, Daybreak, testified through the trial … and so they nonetheless have a civil lawsuit towards Diddy.

She tells us although the decision is “disappointing” for victims, victims must preserve pushing ahead in an effort to achieve accountability towards “bullies and abusers.”