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Jurors set to hear opening statements in Harvey Weinstein’s rape retrial in New York
A new jury will weigh rape and sexual-assault charges after appeals judges threw out his 2020 conviction over trial errors.
- On Tuesday, former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein returns to court as his New York rape retrial opens, marking the third attempt to resolve a 2013 Manhattan hotel encounter allegation.
- A New York appeals court overturned Weinstein's 2020 conviction in 2024, citing "egregious errors" in how the trial judge allowed testimony from complainants unconnected to the specific charges he faced.
- Accuser Jessica Mann testified previously that Weinstein trapped her in a hotel room in 2013, ignoring her protests as he "demanded she undress and grabbed her arms."
- Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Candace White introduced new evidence alleging Weinstein remarked to an officer in 2020: "If you had seen these girls, you would have done the exact same thing."
- Now a 73-year-old prison inmate, Weinstein faces up to four years in prison if convicted on this lower-level felony rape charge, with proceedings expected to last four weeks.
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Harvey Weinstein’s Fourth Rape Trial Gets Underway: ‘Power, Control and Manipulation’
A frail Harvey Weinstein was wheeled into a New York City courtroom on Tuesday morning to face his fourth rape trial in six years. Weinstein is accused in this case of assaulting Jessica Mann, who has testified at two previous trials that the producer raped her at a Manhattan hotel room in March 2013. Weinstein […]
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"Power, Control and Manipulation": Indictment for rape of a prospective actress in 2013.
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