wendiesan
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Oh no, I'm not a legal eagle, I'm just a busybody![]()
Never JUST a busybody. An excellent, well-researched busybody.
Oh no, I'm not a legal eagle, I'm just a busybody![]()
Smoke and mirrors. Don't look over here at our confused, client, beloved by millions, who believes these accusations are the result of drunken miscommunications. Instead, look over there at those nasty harpies who found their degrees in boxes of crackerjacks and have been reduced to representing lying, drug addicted scarlet women. Or, if your prefer, simply look at the mud we slung on the wall behind you. Some of it is sticking.
The BC team could have had the deposition sealed if they so desired, but THEY MISSED THE DEADLINE to have the document placed under a protective order. And they're doing what they always do--blame the victim, launch smear campaigns, shame and blame everyone but themselves. If I'm off the mark, I would ask Donjeta or any other ws legal eagle to make corrections. It seems to me that the legal team had two years from the time the case was settled to present to the court specific arguments that would support a permanent seal to be placed on the deposition. Time passed, about ten years, and no arguments that met the standard were presented. Therefore, under the laws of that state, there was no seal, and the deposition became public information. Page 6 also reported that the deposition was not filed with the court.
my bolds
https://www.bostonglobe.com/lifesty...men-for-sex/bo6u2zACbRkVu4hJFqfZ9J/story.html
http://pagesix.com/2015/07/24/cosbys-lawyers-release-of-deposition-broke-settlement-terms/
The Page 6 claim was discussed by The Hollywood Reporter.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr-esq/bill-cosbys-attorney-vows-investigate-809896
http://fortune.com/2015/07/22/bill-cosby-lawyer-patrick-oconnor-temple/At the time, the university released a simple statement: “The Board of Trustees accepts Dr. Cosby’s resignation from the board and thanks him for his service to the university.”
Now, that statement — and the university’s previously close ties with Cosby — have come under fire, as new questions are being raised about the role of one of Cosby’s lawyers, Patrick O’Connor, who also is chairman of Temple’s Board of Trustees. O’Connor defended Cosby, then a Temple trustee, against a lawsuit filed by a former Temple employee, even while he was serving as a trustee.
Temple University also released a statement late Tuesday, saying that “Mr. Connor’s representation of Mr. Cosby was disclosed and vetted in accordance with Board policy.” The statement quoted Temple president Neil Theobald as saying that “the highest standards of ethical behavior and the best interest of Temple have always guided the Chairman’s leadership and relationship to the University.”
http://www.thewrap.com/3-new-bill-cosby-accusers-reveal-explicit-details-of-alleged-assaults/
More detail accounts ( where's the puke icon )
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2...s-3-more-women-surface-with-accusations/?_r=0Asked to comment, Ms. Pressley said, While I do appreciate the temptation that may exist, for some, to turn this matter into a public spectacle, lawyers representing clients resolve matters in court, not debates.
The video is pretty nice, it's Ms Tirl and Gloria Allred speaking.
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2...s-3-more-women-surface-with-accusations/?_r=0
Soooo.... why was she on TV interviews making a public spectacle ?!?!?!
The video is pretty nice, it's Ms Tirl and Gloria Allred speaking.
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2...s-3-more-women-surface-with-accusations/?_r=0
Asked to comment, Ms. Pressley said, “While I do appreciate the temptation that may exist, for some, to turn this matter into a public spectacle, lawyers representing clients resolve matters in court, not debates.”
Soooo.... why was she on TV interviews making a public spectacle ?!?!?!
Banfield challenged Pressley on the depositions record that Cosby used an objection in order to avoid denying the allegations and answering further questions. If truth is your best friend, why not say no, she asked.
Banfield also went on to ask why Cosby was not countersuing any of his accusers for slander if he wishes to deny the charges. Pressley said that the defense team was keeping all options on the table, but despite presses from the host, she refused to say what approach they would be taking in the future.
Ridgeway Whitedeer said she could not breathe and was in shock. When Cosby was done there was a horrible mess of semen all over my face, my clothes and in my hair. He took a Kleenex to try and wipe off my face. I was bordering between vomiting and passing out. He was mumbling that I had been blessed with his semen as if it was holy water, she said.
Johnnetta B. Cole, director of the museum, said in an explanation posted this month on the Root that she was unaware of the allegations. Had I known, she wrote, I would not have moved forward with this particular exhibition. No question there are unfortunate, even embarrassing, aspects of the exhibit the quote from Mr. Cosby emblazoned on the wall about quilts telling a story of life, of memory, of family relationships comes to mind but Ms. Cole is correct that the exhibit comes down to the artists, their work and the ability of the public to appreciate both.
I still can't wrap my mind around the fact that all those agencies, talent scouts, what have you, who procured young women for Cosby to "mentor" apparently never once thought to ask him, "Hey guy, don't you want to mentor young MEN, too?"
As Ms. Thomas refers to them in her interview, they were Cosby's "henchmen," (and women) and he apparently had a lot of them.