Comedian Bill Cosby has been accused by nearly 60 women of sexual assault, but he’ll face a trial on accusations from just one. Before that can begin, the comedian tried to ensure a deposition he gave a decade ago — in which he admitted to giving women drugs then trying to have sex with them — can’t be used against him in court. The trial began June 5, 2017, and closing arguments began June 12. The jury became deadlocked and a mistrial was declared on June 17.
Bill Cosby mistrial in sexual assault case
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Bill Cosby’s trial cost Montgomery County taxpayers $220,000
Jurors’ meals alone cost $14K; the TV setup for the media totaled $16K. And we’ll do it all again.
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Mistrial declared in Bill Cosby sex assault case
The jury deadlocked after more than five days of deliberations.