Harvey Weinstein Found Guilty on Sexual Assault Charge in Retrial
- In a retrial that commenced on April 23, 2025, a New York jury convicted Harvey Weinstein of sexually assaulting Miriam Haley.
- The retrial was prompted by New York's highest court reversing Weinstein's 2020 verdict related to rape and predatory assault charges.
- Weinstein's attorneys claimed interactions with accusers were consensual, while prosecutors argued he abused his power to exploit women.
- During the deliberations, Haley expressed that her participation marked a meaningful personal achievement and emphasized that she was motivated by a commitment to truth and support for other women.
- Weinstein will likely serve his separate 16-year California sentence after this retrial, which highlighted ongoing awareness of sexual violence issues.
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Harvey Weinstein accuser blames surprise reveal of her long-lost journal for disgraced producer walking on sex assault charge at NYC retrial
Kaja Sokola, 39, said that she’s still very happy that a Manhattan jury convicted Weinstein on another woman’s accusations because the perv producer likely will spend the rest of his life in prison.
Harvey Weinstein, the ex-producer who dominated Hollywood for decades, was found guilty of one of the major sexual crimes charges at the repeat trial in New York, although he was acquitted of another and the jury failed to reach a verdict on a third. This mixed result represents a complex twist in the case that for years symbolizes both the fall of a powerful and the advance of the #MeToo movement. The majority conviction, handed down by a jury …


73-year-old ex-Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was previously found guilty on another charge, and a court meeting on July 2nd is scheduled for further action.
The former producer was sentenced this week for sexual assault, but the rape proceedings were declared null and void due to tensions in the trial jury.
This ruling today does not invalidate this Wednesday's verdict, which found Weinstein guilty of sexually assaulting production assistant Miriam Haley.
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