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In a verdict issued on Wednesday, Pennsylvania's Supreme Court found there was a "process violation" because Mr. Cosby's lawyers had made an agreement with a previous state prosecutor that he would not be charged in the case. Dozens of women have publicly accused Mr. Cosby of sexual assault, but he was only tried criminally for [drugging and molesting ex-basketball player Andrea Constand].
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Local authorities knew that statute of limitation rules meant they could not pursue the majority of these accusations - but they reopened the case involving Ms. Constand and eventually charged him just days before the 12-year limit on her allegations was set to expire.
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The testimony of other accusers was then allowed during a second trial, which helped prosecutors paint a pattern of predatory behavior by Mr. Cosby. In Wednesday's ruling, the Supreme Court judges also found that testimony from accusers unrelated to the case had tainted the trial. [The court] admitted their ruling was unusual.