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Judge denies Bill Cosby's request for a new trial in Los Angeles County

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By Tim Tai Verified
| Idaho Statesman Verified
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has denied Bill Cosby's request for a new trial after a civil jury recently found he was liable for $19 million in damages in a sexual assault case. Judge Bradley S. Phillips ruled Friday that Cosby did not prove there was "any irregularity" in the court proceedings that would have prevented him from getting a fair trial and that the damages awarded to his accuser were not "excessive." "The Court finds that there was sufficient evidence ...
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Bill Cosby loses civil sex assault lawsuit in Los Angeles County; faces $19 million judgment

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By Tim Tai Verified
| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
In this photo from June 30, 2021, Bill Cosby makes his first public appearance at his home in Elkins Park, Pa., after being released from prison several hours earlier. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned Cosby's 2018 sexual assault conviction and ordered him released.
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Amid conflicting vaccine recommendations, Americans are less likely to trust Trump's CDC, a Penn study finds

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By Tim Tai Verified
| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
This flu vaccine, given at an October 2020 clinic in South Philadelphia, was designed to protect against strains of flu that were circulating that year. A new survey shows that Americans are now more likely to trust the American Medical Association than the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention when the two conflict on vaccine guidance.
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