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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Bill Cosby is deploying a two-prong legal strategy to fight sexual-assault charges in suburban Philadelphia. Local criminal lawyer Brian McMonagle will press for the case to be thrown out when the 78-year-old Cosby returns to court Feb. 2. But lawyer-turned-legal analyst Monique Pressley is expected to defend Cosby on TV. Experts say lawyers in high-profile cases need to persuade both the court and the court of public opinion. McMonagle's career highlights include representing the late Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua of Philadelphia during the Catholic priest-abuse scandal. Pressley has worked as both a prosecutor and public defender in Washington, D.C. The charges involve a sexual encounter between Cosby and a Temple University employee. He calls it consensual. She says she was drugged and violated.

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