Jun 01, 2017
By Michael Kramer
The judge in the Bill Cosby case says he will wait until a jury is sworn in – before final rulings on what evidence can be used – when the comedian goes on trial Monday near Philadelphia.
Defence lawyers butted heads with prosecutors today before Cosby goes on trial – on charges that he drugged and molested a woman in 2004.
Montgomery County Judge Steven O’Neill says he will allow expert testimony on victims’ behaviour – as long as he finds the psychologist’s testimony valid and relevant.
The judge also says he wants to keep some arguments private – until the jury is sworn in.
The defence wants to dis-allow the drug expert from testifying about quaaludes – because they say Cosby last possessed the sedative years before he met his accuser.
Prosecutors say they the drugs were available on the black market – in the early 2000s.
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