CLEAN : Prosecutor victims react to Bill Cosby jail sentence

The transcript discusses the conviction and sentencing of Mr. Cosby, highlighting the role of victim testimonies and the judicial process. It reflects on the emotional impact on victims and the significance of the sentence. The discussion includes parole eligibility and the importance of justice being served, with personal reflections on the closure and vindication felt by the victims.

What role did Chief Fry and John Norris play in the context of the video?

• They were responsible for the conviction.

• They empowered victims to report crimes.

• They were the defense attorneys.

• They were the victims of the crime.

What was significant about the judge's sentencing of Mr. Cosby?

• The judge showed mercy due to Mr. Cosby's age.

• The sentence reflected the severity of the crimes.

• The sentence was lenient and not significant.

• The judge ignored the sentencing guidelines.

How long could Mr. Cosby potentially serve in prison according to the sentencing?

• Up to 15 years

• Up to 20 years

• Up to 10 years

• Up to 5 years

What was the emotional response of the victims to the sentencing?

• They were sympathetic towards Mr. Cosby.

• They were disappointed with the sentence.

• They felt a sense of victory and closure.

• They felt indifferent.

What was the reaction of Mr. Cosby in the courtroom according to the victims?

• He was angry and defensive.

• He was emotional and regretful.

• He was indifferent and did not apologize.

• He showed remorse and apologized.