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Inside Bill Cosby's Courtroom Nightmare — 'This Judge Ain't Playing!'

Bill cosby rape trial updates day one
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Jun. 5 2017, Published 3:52 p.m. ET

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Bill cosby rape trial updates day one
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Bill Cosby may have been all smiles as he arrived for his sexual assault trial, but reporter Steph Watts tells OK! that day one is off to a rocky start for the once-beloved Cosby Show star.

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Bill arrived arm-in-arm with his TV daughter, Keshia Knight Pulliam, but inside the courtroom, members of his cheering section were no-shows at the start of the proceedings, including his wife, Camille!

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"The courtroom was packed except for the several empty seats on Cosby’s side reserved for Cosby 'team,'" Steph revealed.

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Bill was formally read his charges — three counts of aggravated indecent assault.

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If the 79-year-old thought he was going to get special treatment as a celeb, he may need to think again. The Judge Steven O'Neill established his toughness right off the bat.

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"Judge read the jury the riot act about not speaking to ANYONE, not even each other about the case," Steph said. "This judge aint playing!"

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