LOS ANGELES (AP) The Latest on the trial of a lawsuit accusing NBA star Derrick Rose and two others of gang rape (all times local):
5:35 p.m.
Lawyers for Derrick Rose and two friends say the woman accusing them of rape is a liar trying to trick jurors with her tears.
The attorneys said in closing arguments in the civil trial Wednesday that Rose's ex-girlfriend faked the allegations to extort money from the NBA star.
The defense says the woman was angry Rose dumped her after she willingly engaged in sex with him and his childhood friends in August 2013.
Attorney Michael Monico says the woman had no evidence of rape, so she lied that she was too drunk to remember anything and tried to sway jurors with tears instead of evidence.
The woman's lawyer says the defense was ''slut shaming'' her by lying about her behavior that night. Her attorney says she was unconscious and couldn't consent to sex.
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3 p.m.
The lawyer for a woman suing NBA star Derrick Rose and two others for an alleged gang rape has told a Los Angeles federal court jury that his client is not a gold digger.
Attorney Waukeen McCoy said in his closing argument Tuesday that the woman is just seeking accountability, and he did not ask for a specific amount of money.
McCoy called Rose and the other defendants sexual deviants and said they laughed on their way home afterward.
Closing arguments are continuing with the defense side.
Rose and his friends contend the woman seemed sober and she willingly participated in sex and even initiated acts earlier in the night.
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1:08 p.m.
Closing arguments are beginning in the trial of a lawsuit alleging NBA star Derrick Rose and two friends raped an incapacitated woman.
The arguments in Los Angeles federal court are expected to take several hours Tuesday.
When the case goes to the jury, the panel will have to determine whether the woman agreed to sex or was too incapacitated to do so.
Rose and two friends say the woman seemed sober and she willingly participated in sex and even initiated acts earlier in the night.
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1 a.m.
The lawsuit alleging NBA star Derrick Rose and his friends raped an incapacitated woman is all about consent.
Jurors who return to court Tuesday for the civil trial will have to determine whether the woman agreed to sex or was too incapacitated to do so.
Experts say consent is at the center of evolving rape and sexual assault laws, but there's no commonly accepted definition.
Rebecca O'Connor of the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network says the concept is murky and complicated.
States such as California have decided consent can be withdrawn during sex and that a victim can be too incapacitated to agree to the act.
Rose and two friends say the woman seemed sober and she willingly participated in sex and even initiated acts earlier in the night.
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