Bill Cosby will have to stand trial on sexual assault charges, a Pennsylvania judge said on Tuesday.
During a pretrial hearing on May 24, the judge found there was enough evidence to go ahead with a trial against the comedian.
Cosby, 78, faces up to 10 years in prison if he is convicted. The multiple accolade winner faces three counts of felony indecent assault from a 2004 case involving accuser Andrea Constand, who was an employee at Temple University, his alma mater.
“Based on the evidence, I am going to hold you on charges,” Judge Elizabeth McHugh ruled, reported USA Today.
