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Ju­rors are set to start de­lib­er­at­ing Mon­day in Sean “Did­dy” Combs ’ sex traf­fick­ing case, weigh­ing charges that could put the hip-hop mogul in prison for life.

Af­ter re­ceiv­ing le­gal in­struc­tions from fed­er­al Judge Arun Sub­ra­man­ian, the ju­ry of eight men and four women will head be­hind closed doors to de­lib­er­ate. They’ll sift through sev­en weeks of some­times graph­ic and emo­tion­al tes­ti­mo­ny about the rap, fash­ion and re­al­i­ty TV im­pre­sario ‘s propen­si­ty for vi­o­lence and his sex­u­al predilec­tions, in­clud­ing drug-fu­eled sex marathons dubbed “ freak-offs ” or “ho­tel nights.”

Combs, 55, has plead­ed not guilty to fed­er­al charges of rack­e­teer­ing con­spir­a­cy, two counts of sex traf­fick­ing — re­lat­ing to two of his ex-girl­friends — and two counts of trans­porta­tion to en­gage in pros­ti­tu­tion for al­leged­ly ar­rang­ing to fly sex work­ers across state lines.