Jury Deadlocks In Cosby Trial; Mistrial Declared
Bill Cosby's criminal trial on sexual assault charges has ended without a verdict after jurors failed to break a deadlock.
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Bill Cosby's criminal trial on sexual assault charges has ended without a verdict after jurors failed to break a deadlock.
A day after telling the judge they were deadlocked, the jury in the Bill Cosby sexual assault trial is back at the courthouse in Norristown for day five of deliberations.
The jury is deadlocked in Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial, prompting the judge to send them back to keep trying to reach a verdict.
During the third day of deliberations in Bill Cosby' trial, jurors focused on his accuser's testimony. Meantime, outside of the courthouse a growing horde of media and onlookers await the verdict.
Jury deliberations continue in Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial Tuesday morning with the jury drilling down on what Cosby said happened as they weigh charges that could send him to prison for the rest of his life.
Jurors in Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial are headed home after deliberating for four hours Monday.
Bill Cosby says he apologized to the family of a woman he is accused of drugging and assaulting because he was afraid her mother considered him a 'dirty old man,' according to testimony read by the jury Friday during his trial.
The jury may soon hear from Bill Cosby after hearing seven hours of testimony from a woman who claims Cosby drugged her and assaulted her. The catch is Cosby might not take the stand.
The Bill Cosby trial will continue on Wednesday with more testimony from his alleged victim.
The Bill Cosby trial continued on Tuesday with a request from his defense attorney.
More than a decade after Bill Cosby invited a college basketball manager to his home to discuss her career, the 79-year-old comedian goes on trial on Monday in a sexual assault case that is sure to define his legacy.
The jury who will be part of Bill Cosby's sex assault trial is made up of 12 people - two of which are black.
Five more jurors were chosen Tuesday as part of Bill Cosby's sexual assault case - bringing the number to a total of 10 so far of the 12 needed.
Two white men and one white woman will be part of the jury that will decide Bill Cosby's fate in his sexual assault trial.
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Bill Cosby returned to court Wednesday to hear a judge's ruling on whether to allow damaging testimony from a decade-old lawsuit to be used in his June sex assault trial.
Bill Cosby's lawyers argued Tuesday to keep their client's potentially damaging testimony from a decade-old lawsuit out of his sexual assault trial.
Bill Cosby is back in a suburban Philadelphia courtroom for a hearing in his felony sexual assault case.
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