US EditionWeinstein Concedes He Acted 'Immorally' as Jury Deliberations Pause
- Harvey Weinstein, a disgraced Hollywood mogul, faced jury deliberations in Manhattan on his sex crimes retrial after six weeks of testimony ending in early June 2025.
- The retrial followed a 2020 appeals court decision that overturned Weinstein's 23-year sentence due to witness irregularities, requiring a new trial on charges involving three women.
- During the retrial, prosecutors presented testimony from three alleged victims including Kaja Sokola and Jessica Mann, while Weinstein's defense claimed the encounters were consensual amid a 'casting couch' dynamic.
- Weinstein admitted he acted ‘immorally’ yet insisted he never committed a criminal act, citing regrets about the impact on his family and accusing accusers of having 'four million reasons' to testify.
- The jury paused deliberations for the weekend with no verdict, and Weinstein remained imprisoned while also seeking a $5 million settlement for medical treatment amid serious health issues.
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The trial of Harvey Weinstein is being renegotiated for procedural errors. In an interview, he asserted his innocence, but admitted "immoral" behavior.
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Weinstein concedes he acted 'immorally' as jury deliberations pause
Disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein conceded that he acted "immorally" but insisted he did nothing criminal as jury deliberations on his fate in his sex crimes retrial paused for the weekend Friday.
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