'The Montgomery County DA’s petition (to the court) was patently frivolous, demonstrating that they continue to operate under the belief that the rules of ethics do not apply to them,' her statement said. Jennifer Bonjean, Cosby's appellate attorney, said in a statement to USA TODAY that she was unsurprised, 'although we are relieved to have this saga behind us.' Her lawyer, Bebe Kivitz, also tweeted about the 'unfortunate outcome' of the case, which she said is now precedent (at least in Pennsylvania), even though the idea there was a 'valid' agreement not to prosecute Cosby was 'vigorously disputed' at Cosby's trial.

'We will continue our fight to change laws and to create an environment to empower survivors of sexual abuse,' the tweet said, with a long list of signers. I wish her the best as she moves forward in her life.”Ĭonstand tweeted that the decision Monday marks the end of the battle in her case but the start of a 'survivors movement for transformative change' to alter sex crime laws.

All crime victims deserve to be heard, treated with respect and be supported through their day in court. 'My appreciation also goes to Andrea Constand. 'We appreciate the Court’s consideration,' the statement said. He also expressed good wishes for Andrea Constand, the woman Cosby was convicted of sexually assaulting in 2018. Steele said in a statement to USA TODAY that petitioning the high court was 'the right thing to do,' even if there was only a small chance the court would hear it. View Gallery: Bill Cosby: See the formerly convicted actor through the years

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