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Welcome to a special mini episode of hashtag Sisters in Law. It's Wednesday evening, the

Saturday afternoon and we have not yet had the chance to discuss this among ourselves.

But this afternoon, I suspect my sisters were surprised as I was to learn that Bill

Cosby, previously convicted in Pennsylvania in state court of sexual assault, was suddenly

released from prison where he was serving a sentence of three to ten years. He had only served two of that sentence.

Were you guys all surprised?

Yes, I'm sure we all were surprised because the district court and the appellate court had been very clear on facts

that seemed to now be decided differently by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

And there was no thought in my mind that that would be the outcome.

I was very surprised. I mean, it just seemed to come out of nowhere to the point that the initial tweets I saw about it.

I wondered if they were real. And it just seemed so hard to...

My gut, my viscera, it was so hard to imagine under what circumstance after that trial, after the allegations, he would be let free.

But then obviously then I got the opinion and began frantically reading it and texting with y'all.

I gave that away a little on Twitter to figure out exactly what was going on.

And just realized that it was just a very interesting set of facts in law that resulted in what happened today.

Well, maybe we can get some terminology down to help.

Pennsylvania State courts are a little bit different than other courts. They use different names.

So their trial courts are called the Court of Common Please. That's where Cosby was convicted.

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