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Jury deliberations to resume in Harvey Weinstein’s sex crimes retrial

A Manhattan jury resumed deliberations on June 6, 2025, in Harvey Weinstein's New York sex crimes retrial involving charges of criminal sexual acts and rape.
The retrial followed the 2024 overturning of Weinstein's original New York conviction, with jurors having received over five weeks of testimony from three accusers.
The 12-member jury of seven women and five men requested readbacks of accusers' testimony and medical records, and a juror asked to be excused due to perceived unfair treatment by peers.
Weinstein, a 73-year-old Oscar-winning producer who has pleaded not guilty, faces two felony counts of criminal sexual act and one count of third-degree rape, with judge Farber denying a mistrial request.
Jury deliberations ended again without a verdict on June 6, 2025, and jurors are expected to return on June 9, while the case continues to evoke the broader #MeToo movement discourse.

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