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Bill Cosbys $3.4M settlement: Evidence of guilt or greed?
NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) The defense in Bill Cosbys sexual assault retrial is expected to use its opening statement on Tuesday to portray a $3.4 million settlement paid to the woman hes charged with sexually assaulting as evidence of her greed.
Cosby lawyer Tom Mesereau has signaled he intends to use the settlement to argue that Andrea Constand falsely accused the man once revered as Americas Dad in hopes of landing a big payoff.
District Attorney Kevin Steele revealed the previously secret settlement amount in his opening statement on Monday, but didnt connect the dots to the prosecutions earlier suggestions that Cosby wouldnt have paid out so much money if the accusations against him were false.
Mesereau, who won an acquittal in Michael Jacksons 2005 child molestation case, has said the jury will learn just how greedy Constand was.
The settlement amount had been confidential and was kept out of the first trial but a judge ruled that both sides could discuss it at this one...
https://wildabouttrial.com/featured/bill-cosbys-3-4m-settlement-evidence-of-guilt-or-greed/
NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) The defense in Bill Cosbys sexual assault retrial is expected to use its opening statement on Tuesday to portray a $3.4 million settlement paid to the woman hes charged with sexually assaulting as evidence of her greed.
Cosby lawyer Tom Mesereau has signaled he intends to use the settlement to argue that Andrea Constand falsely accused the man once revered as Americas Dad in hopes of landing a big payoff.
District Attorney Kevin Steele revealed the previously secret settlement amount in his opening statement on Monday, but didnt connect the dots to the prosecutions earlier suggestions that Cosby wouldnt have paid out so much money if the accusations against him were false.
Mesereau, who won an acquittal in Michael Jacksons 2005 child molestation case, has said the jury will learn just how greedy Constand was.
The settlement amount had been confidential and was kept out of the first trial but a judge ruled that both sides could discuss it at this one...
https://wildabouttrial.com/featured/bill-cosbys-3-4m-settlement-evidence-of-guilt-or-greed/