CLEAN : Cosby will face sex assault trial, judge says

The transcript discusses a legal case involving Mr. Cosby, focusing on the court's decision to proceed with a trial based on sufficient evidence. It highlights the importance of consent, especially when a victim is incapacitated, and explains the preliminary hearing process where the crime and the defendant's connection to it are established through statements and admissions.

What was the court's decision regarding Mr. Cosby based on the evidence?

• To postpone the trial

• To acquit Mr. Cosby

• To require Mr. Cosby to stand trial

• To dismiss the case

Why might Mr. Cosby not have been pleased with his interview being used as evidence?

• It was not recorded properly

• It was conducted without his lawyer

• It contained potentially incriminating statements

• It was irrelevant to the case

What is a key issue at the trial regarding the victim?

• The victim's ability to consent

• The victim's criminal record

• The victim's relationship with Mr. Cosby

• The victim's financial status

What is the purpose of a preliminary hearing?

• To select the jury

• To negotiate a plea deal

• To show a crime was committed and connect the defendant to it

• To determine the final verdict

What does the inability to consent imply in legal terms?

• The victim was coerced into agreement

• The victim was unable to agree due to incapacitation

• The victim was aware and agreed

• The victim was not present