The Associated Press is not naming the woman because it generally does not identify people who say they are victims of sexual assault.
Rose was expected to wrap up his testimony in the afternoon.
The trial is proceeding even as a judge considers a declaring mistrial after criticizing the plaintiff’s lawyers as “unbelievably careless” in production of exhibits.
Rose’s lawyers asked U.S. District Court Judge Michael W. Fitzgerald to declare a mistrial because they had not been given three text messages important to their case until Friday, when Rose was on the witness stand.
Fitzgerald, who used the phrase “unbelievably careless” several times, said it was not a frivolous matter and he told the lawyers to prove the texts had been disclosed.
“You have been very careless with the exhibits,” Fitzgerald said. “I was not happy about it.”
The judge said that if there is a mistrial it would push a new trial into the NBA regular season.
Rose testified that he has permission from New York Knicks President Phil Jackson to miss the next three preseason games until the trial is concluded.
The texts at issue were sent by the woman to Rose. The defense lawyers said they happened to be looking at exhibits handed to them in a binder Friday and noticed texts that hadn’t been disclosed before the trial.
The judge did not indicate when he would rule on the mistrial request.
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