Prosecutors urged a judge to put music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs behind bars for more than a decade while his children pleaded for a lesser sentence at a court hearing Friday to decide his punishment for prostitution-related crimes.

“This is not a person who has accepted responsibility,” prosecutor Christy Slavik told the sentencing hearing in a New York federal court.

“His remorse was qualified. It’s as though he thinks the law doesn’t apply to him,” Slavik said in arguing for an 11-year prison sentence. “His respect for the law is just lip service.”

Slavik said Combs had booked speaking engagements in Miami next week in anticipation of a light sentence, which she called “the height of hubris.”

Nicole Westmoreland, a lawyer for the 55-year-old hip-hop innovator, asked the judge for a 1

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