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Weinstein Convicted on One Charge, Acquitted on Another in New York Retrial

After New York’s highest court overturned his 2020 conviction, Weinstein remains jailed under a 16-year California sentence as deliberations resume on the remaining rape charge.

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Harvey Weinstein jokes with news photographers in Manhattan criminal court as the jury in his retrial deliberates, Wednesday, June 11, 2025, in New York.

Overview

  • A Manhattan jury convicted Weinstein of forcing oral sex on former production assistant Miriam Haley in 2006, a first-degree criminal sexual act.
  • The panel acquitted him on the Kaja Sokola charge, remains deadlocked on the Jessica Mann rape count and will resume deliberations on that allegation.
  • Jurors reported heated confrontations and threats in the deliberation room, prompting Judge Curtis Farber to hold private meetings and deny mistrial requests.
  • The retrial follows an appeals court decision that voided Weinstein’s 2020 conviction and has been viewed as a pivotal test for the #MeToo movement’s call for accountability.
  • Weinstein remains jailed under a 16-year California sentence, is appealing that verdict and is reported to face serious health challenges in custody.