Harvey Weinstein Mistrial Declared on Rape Charge Amid Juror Infighting
ReutersJuly 5, 20252 min2,189 views
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- βοΈ The judge overseeing Harvey Weinstein's sex crimes case in Manhattan declared a mistrial on a rape charge Thursday.
- π« This decision came after the jury refused to continue deliberations due to reported infighting among jurors.
Juror Conduct and Allegations
- π£οΈ Weinstein's attorney, Arthur Adala, alleged gross juror misconduct, citing evidence of intimidation that prevented a juror from returning to the deliberation room.
- π¬ In contrast, Juror Number 12 stated that the jury was respectful and that it was a great experience.
Mixed Verdict on Other Charges
- β‘ On Wednesday, the jury delivered a mixed verdict on the other two counts.
- β Weinstein was convicted on a felony sex abuse charge related to an alleged assault in 2006.
- β He was acquitted of charges concerning an alleged assault in 2002.
Weinstein's Defense and Future
- π« The 73-year-old Weinstein pleaded not guilty and denied all allegations of assault or non-consensual sex.
- π He plans to appeal his conviction, which carries a maximum prison term of 25 years.
Prosecution's Reaction
- π The guilty verdict on the sex abuse charge was seen as a victory for Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
- π¬ Bragg stated that the jury reached a conclusion on one of the most serious crimes, which for his office, represents justice.
Next Steps
- ποΈ The judge announced that the unresolved rape charge will proceed to trial again, with a hearing set for July 2nd.
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