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Bill Cosby Worried About Fair Trial, Wants Change Of Venue In Sex Assault Case

Bill Cosby Worried About Fair Trial, Wants Change Of Venue In Sex Assault Case

January 01, 2017 Bill Cosby Worried About Fair Trial , Wants Change Of Venue In Sex Assault Case 1 Comments


By Inquisitr, Dec. 30 2016 

Bill Cosby and his team of high-powered lawyers are seeking a change of venue in his fast-approaching sexual assault case.

Citing the media-circus the legendary comedian being formally charged has already produced, reps for him recently told Montgomery County Judge Steven O’Neil there is no way their client can receive a fair trial if the proceedings are held there in June as they are now slated to be.

“It is difficult to conceive of a case in recent history that has generated more widespread, inflammatory and sustained media coverage than the current case against Mr. Cosby,” attorneys argued in the motion formally submitted to the court.
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  1. AnonymousJanuary 1, 2017 at 5:24 PM

    Hi Larry. Have enjoyed your radio programs since Dennis Prager first introduced you to Los Angeles. Have now moved to Salem Oregon. Can not find you on the radio up here. At least I get your Facebook posts. Thanks, Randy.

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