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[Bruce Castor, then the Montgomery County, PA, district attorney] was in charge of investigating a criminal complaint by Andrea Constand, who said Cosby sexually assaulted her in 2004. In a press release, Castor said he would not prosecute Cosby, as a conviction would be "unattainable."
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Constand then filed civil charges against Cosby and, in depositions in 2005 and 2006, Cosby testified he gave Constand Benadryl pills on the night of the assault. Cosby's depositions were made public in July 2015, and Montgomery County's new district attorney reopened the investigation, charging Cosby. [Cosby] moved to dismiss the charges, arguing the former prosecutor promised never to prosecute him.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled in Cosby's favor in June, finding he relied on the press release from Castor as a grant of permanent immunity. Prosecutors asked the [Supreme Court] to hear the case and argued [the PA supreme court's decision] sets a "dangerous precedent." [The Supreme Court] did not explain its decision not to hear the case.