Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial updates: Bail denied due to 'propensity for violence'

Judge Arun Subramanian said he plans to instruct the jury to continue deliberating and follow his instructions regarding the law.

He suggested he might offer firmer instructions on the law if the issue with Juror No. 25 continues.

Both sides offered slightly competing proposals to respond to the note, with the government’s proposal encouraging jurors to firmly stick to the original instructions on the law.

“Having received both parties' proposals, I would note that in large part they are the same,” Subramanian said. “The issue I have with the defense proposal is it suggests … that the issue raised is not an issue of any concern and that the jury should return to deliberations.”

Judge Subramanian said he plans to put the government’s proposal language on court letterhead and provide it to the jury.

The jury foreperson sent a note to the judge after 70 minutes of deliberations, stating that the juror in question "cannot follow your honor’s instructions" and requesting that the judge address the issue.

Judge Arun Subramanian is giving each side ten minutes to deliver a response to the jury note that claims one juror is struggling to follow the judge's instructions.

The judge will return to court at 2:00 p.m. ET to finalize the instruction.

One of the jurors is having trouble following the judge’s instructions regarding the law, the foreperson wrote in a note.

“We are concerned Juror 25 cannot follow your honor’s instructions,” the note said.

The foreperson requested that the judge speak with the juror or interview them to prevent confusion.

The judge is deciding next steps.

The jury has sent a note after deliberating for about 70 minutes. The contents of the note are unknown. The lawyers for both sides are back in the courtroom, along with Combs.

The judge and jury are not yet back in the courtroom.