A mock jury of 12 people heard evidence for and against Diddy and voted his fate … and the results may surprise you.

The jury is part of a new documentary — “TMZ Presents The Downfall of Diddy: His Defense” — available for free on Tubi.

Jurors heard the case the prosecution will present and the defense Diddy’s lawyers will mount, and then they retreated to a conference table where they argued the facts.

Jurors also argued over a key issue — consent. His accusers are 3 ex-girlfriends, and some jurors needed convincing that a consensual relationship could involve coercion.

And then there’s the issue of race. Diddy’s lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, says in the documentary this prosecution is an attempted takedown of a successful Black man. It’s an issue that resonated with some of the jurors.

Bottom line … if this jury is even remotely forecasting what will happen when Diddy goes to trial in May, it’s not going to be a slam dunk for the prosecution.

Duke fans better enjoy Cooper Flagg while they can … ’cause Seth Curry tells TMZ Sports it won’t be long before the Blue Devils baller is starring on NBA courts.

Flagg’s currently got Duke rolling into the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament … but on Wednesday, Curry told us he has no doubts the freshman phenom will be lighting it up in the Association soon.

Steph‘s younger brother — who played at Duke from 2010-2013 — said Flagg can score and play defense with the best of them … and he didn’t push back when we said it certainly looks like the 18-year-old will be the No. 1 overall pick in this summer’s draft.

In Duke’s first two tourney games, Flagg’s been seriously impressive … scoring 32 total points while recording 16 rebounds and 11 assists. He’s expected to do more of the same later Thursday, when he and the rest of the Blue Devils face Arizona in Newark with a spot in the Elite Eight on the line.

Curry clearly believes Flagg and his alma mater are going to come away with a victory … telling us he’s “never felt better” about his old squad.

“They’re like an NBA team out there,” he said. “They’re huge, they’re moving around.”

Australian actor Ed Oxenbould was just a pre-teen when he was cast to play Alexander — the good kid and underdog who experiences terrible events leading up to his 12th birthday — in the 2014 family/comedy film “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good Very Bad Day.”

Oxenbould shared the big screen with Jennifer Garner as Alexander’s hard working mother trying to balance family-work life, Kelly, Steve Carell as the optimistic stay-at-home father, Ben and Dylan Minnette as the older brother trying to impress his girlfriend, Anthony.

The spinoff, “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip,” drops tomorrow with a whole new cast, which includes Eva Longoria.