Bill Cosby's effort to persuade judges to overturn his 2018 sex-crimes conviction has been rejected.
Bill Cosby's effort to persuade Pennsylvania judges to overturn his 2018 sex-crimes conviction has been rejected Tuesday by a state is appeals court in full.
But the Superior Court said Pennsylvania law allows the testimony if it shows Cosby had a"signature" pattern of drugging and molesting women.Cosby can now ask the state highest court to consider his appeal but there is no guarantee it will grant it.The Pennsylvania Superior Court ruling was being closely watched because Cosby was the first celebrity tried and convicted in the #MeToo era.
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