Creepy Bill Cosby Gets Another Win In Court

Bill Cosby is celebrating as a Los Angeles judge has ruled that he doesn't have to provide a court deposition in a sexual assault case about an alleged attack at the Playboy Mansion — at least, not until he's finished facing rape charges in Pennsylvania!

The perverted comic got a big pay-off from bringing in Christopher Tayback to his defense team, as the son of sitcom star Vic Tayback had L.A. Superior Court Judge Craig Kaplan agreeing to postpone the planned April 7 testimony — ruling that it wasn't fair for Cosby to provide a deposition while facing fears of incriminating himself on the indecent assault charges that the disgraced star faces in Pennyslvania.

But the Pennsylvania case has also been put on hold over Cosby's legal appeals that the case should be thrown out of court. The comic (here in his Pennsylvania mugshot) is facing up to 10 years in jail on charges of sexually assaulting Andrea Constand, but legal experts believe the case will now be tied up for months!

Cosby has avoided charges on many of the multiple rape allegations made against him — because women were afraid to speak up, and enough time has passed that charges can no longer be filed. Judy Huth, however, was a minor in 1974, when she claims that Cosby attacked her at the Playboy Mansion. That allows her to pursue the civil court case.

Cosby's defense team released a statement: "Today, in Huth v. Cosby, the Court granted Mr. Cosby's motion for a stay of his discovery pending the outcome of Commonwealth v. Cosby in Montgomery County, PA....In so doing, the court recognized the dilemma faced by a defendant who must choose between defending civil litigation by providing testimony on one hand, and losing the case by asserting the constitutional right to remain silent on the other hand, and rightly issued an order eliminating the necessity of such an untenable choice."

Huth's pitbull attorney Gloria Allred said that she's still planning to get a deposition from Playboy boss Hugh Hefner. Meanwhile, cancer-stricken supermodel Janice Dickinson can still celebrate a victory against Cosby this week — as she pursues a defamation case against the comic for claiming she lied about being drugged and raped by the "Cosby Show" star in 1982!