Overview
- A majority-female Manhattan jury found Harvey Weinstein guilty of a first-degree criminal sexual act dating back to 2006.
- Jurors acquitted him on a separate 2006 sexual act charge after split votes.
- Deliberations remain underway on a 2013 rape allegation brought by former assistant Jessica Mann.
- Heated exchanges and threats among jurors prompted Judge Curtis Farber to pause deliberations and order them to reconvene Thursday.
- Weinstein, who denies all allegations, faces a significant test for the #MeToo movement as the outcome could influence future sexual assault prosecutions.