September 2018

After two trials and sentencing, Bill Cosby faces 3-10 years

This week, comedian and actor Bill Cosby was sentenced to 3-10 years in prison. His punishment includes the cost of the prosecution and $25,000 in fines. After a hung jury in June of 2017, Cosby was found guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent sexual assault at the 2018 re-trial. Dennis McAndrews, Esq., founder of McAndrews Law, served as a legal analyst for both trials and the sentencing, working with many major news outlets in an effort to help the public better understand what took place inside the courthouse. Catch-up on a few of the interviews and appearances here:

Will Bill Cosby’s Trip From America’s Dad to Sex Offender End in Prison?

The New York Times, By Graham Bowley, Agustin Armendariz and Colin Moynihan

 

On Day 2 Of Sentencing Hearing, Cosby Could Speak On His Own Behalf

NPR, By Laura Benshoff

 

Former Prosecutor on Cosby: ‘The Wheels of Justice Turn for You Too’

NBC10 Philadelphia Interview with Rosemary Connors

 

Cosby’s Appeal Likely to Focus on Parade of Accusers at His Second Trial

Reuters, By Joseph Ax