COSBY v. CORKERY (1994)

Richard Corkery, a New York Daily News photographer, claimed Bill Cosby assaulted him without provocation at a Metropolitan Museum of Art reception. Corkery was on assignment, taking pictures of Cosby and his wife Camille, who was being honored for her charity work. After being photographed during the event, Cosby allegedly picked up Corkery by his lapels and threw him out of the museum.

COSBY v. CORKERY (1994)

1-Cosby v. Corkery: Opening Statements
Bill Cosby in court 2-Cosby v. Corkery: Bill Cosby
3-Cosby v. Corkery: Bill Cosby PT2 | Carlos Ferrera | Richard Corkery
4-Cosby v. Corkery: Richard Corkery PT2
5-Cosby v. Corkery: Witness Testimony
6-Cosby v. Corkery: Witness Testimony
7-Cosby v. Corkery: Witness Testimony PT3
8-Cosby v. Corkery: Outside the Presence of the Jury
9-Cosby v. Corkery: Closing Arguments
10-Cosby v. Corkery: Outside the Presence of the Jury
11-Cosby v. Corkery: Jury Instructions
12-Cosby v. Corkery: Testimony Readback
13-Cosby v. Corkery: Verdict