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Two jurors claim they were bullied into convicting Harvey Weinstein and regret it, his lawyers say
Weinstein's lawyers cite affidavits from two jurors who said they were bullied and intimidated, claiming the verdict was reached under duress during the June trial.
- Two jurors from the Harvey Weinstein trial claimed they were bullied into convicting him and regret their decision, according to Weinstein's lawyers in a court filing.
- One juror stated she was screamed at in the jury room and felt intimidated by others insisting on a conviction.
- Jurors reported fears for their safety during deliberations, citing intimidating comments and threats made by fellow jurors.
- The jurors felt that their concerns were not taken seriously by the judge, leading to a contentious environment.
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