Harvey Weinstein's New York Convictions Overturned, New Trial Ordered

New York's highest court cites legal errors in the original trial, prompting a retrial for the disgraced film producer.

New York's highest court has ordered a retrial for Harvey Weinstein, overturning his previous convictions due to legal missteps.
Weinstein, already serving a 16-year sentence in California, was transferred to Rikers Island in anticipation of the new trial.
The decision to allow testimony from women not directly involved in the charges was a key factor in the appellate court's ruling.
Legal experts and advocates express mixed reactions, highlighting the challenges in prosecuting sex crimes.
The ruling could impact public perception of the legal system's ability to handle high-profile sexual assault cases.