By Jim Melwert

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NORRISTOWN, Pa. (CBS) – A Montgomery County judge has ruled prosecutors can play a recorded phone call of comedian Bill Cosby at his sex assault trial.
The call was recorded by the mother of his accuser.
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But the recording was done in Canada, which only requires one party consent. The judge says Canadian law prevails.
READ MORE: 5 People Shot Near Temple University, Philadelphia Police SayIn the recording, Cosby offers to pay for his accuser’s therapy and for her graduate school.
Cosby is charged with drugging and molesting a woman — Andrea Constand — at his Cheltenham mansion in 2004.
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