I hope not, he probably won't last in jail

There are three (3) criminal charges against Cosby.

I believe that is what is hanging the jury in a deadlock.

By his own admission he is guilty of at least 2 of those charges -- and by the actions of the complainant he is innocent of 1 of those charges.

I don't know if the jury is charged with each complaint as a separate punishable offense but I believe they are since since they each carry a maximum 10 year sentence.

The other thing I am not certain about in this case is do all 3 counts have to have a verdict that matches before a full verdict can be rendered.

It appears, from my point of view, that 1 juror cannot reconcile one of those charges with the others and is 'holding out'. I believe that hold out is a woman and I don't see her capitulating if she believes she is correct in her belief.

I will step out and say no decision is reached and a mistrial is declared. (The judge should have already declared a mistrial after the 2nd notification to the court after the Allen Order was issued. (There have been 7 requests, so far.) The judge may be violating ethics at this point which will be grounds for a successful appeal if Cosby is found guilty.

Even if found guilty, Cosby will probably remain free on appeal and never see a day behind bars. He may die before an appeal can ever be ruled upon.

This trial will set a precedent that there is no statute of limitations on Rape in criminal court.

But I do believe there should be a statute of limitations in civil trials.

For instance, these women who never reported these alleged rapes, should be allowed to report them 20 years later and their testimonies should still be allowed in a criminal trial, but should have no claims to damages in civil court if the crimes were not originally reported to the authorities right after they happened.

And the reason I say that, is to prevent someone from jumping on a bandwagon of people claiming they were raped, just so they could sue someone in a civil court for damages.

I'll use the Michael Jackson molestation trials as my best example of that.

Innocent. Those women smell money.

Oh -- please tell me it was "houseburger"......

Sad but true.

I remember being in high school and going to my friend's house one day. He was so excited that he salvaged from the trash a couple of Bill Cosby albums. I have never laughed that hard in my life...I even remember the story that he we were listening too.

That doesn't mean it was weak. If it were weak, he would be found not guilty. It's more likely that some people had their minds made up they would not find him guilty no matter what, like in the OJ case.

Now u know u better speak to me, How u been?