Bill Cosby is facing another trial beginning this week in Los Angeles over accusations that he sexually assaulted a teenage girl in the 1970s.
Jury selection in the civil case is likely to start Tuesday in LA Superior Court, and could last up to a week, a rep for Cosby told The Post on Sunday.
The fallen funnyman, who is 85 and legally blind, won’t be present in court for the proceedings, the spokesman said.
Opening arguments are expected to begin June 1, and the trial itself is expected to last around seven days.
The legal battle comes less than a year after Cosby was freed from prison when Pennsylvania’s highest court overturned his sexual-assault conviction in the drugging and molesting of Andrea Constand in 2004.
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SOURCE: New York Post, Ben Kesslen
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