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Rolling Stone on MSN · 1d

Harvey Weinstein Speaks Out as Retrial Nears End: My Actions Were ‘Immoral,' ‘Never ‘Criminal'

Disgraced Hollywood mogul gave rare interview as he awaits verdict in retrial for charges of sexual assault and rape

The Independent on MSN · 12h

Harvey Weinstein admits he has ‘regrets’ and ‘acted immorally’ as he awaits verdict in New York rape trial

Harvey Weinstein, in a rare interview while awaiting the verdict in his New York sex crimes retrial, said he has “regrets” and admits he “acted immorally,” but insists his actions were “never illegal.

TheWrap on MSN · 1d

Harvey Weinstein Admits His Actions Were 'Stupid' but 'Never Criminal' in Rare Interview Amid Retrial

The producer gave the interview while he waits on the verdict in a rape and sexual assault retrial in Manhattan. Weinstein, when asked by Rosanna Scotto if he had any regrets about his actions, admitted he feels bad for his family and friends,

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Young juror sites ‘playground' drama in request to leave Harvey Weinstein retrial

A judge has denied Harvey Weinstein’s request for a mistrial after a juror complained of issues in the deliberations.

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Harvey Weinstein case judge denies mistrial bid after juror says he’s being bullied

Jurors ended the day without a verdict in the high-profile retrial and are due back in Manhattan Supreme Court Monday morning ...

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‘Playground’ drama threatens to derail Harvey Weinstein’s NY sex crimes retrial as juror begs out

Juror No. 7, described as a 25-year-old “computer kid,” told the judge he’d heard other members of the panel gossiping.

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An AP discussion on the courts, lawyers and testimony inside the Diddy, Weinstein and Mangione cases

We’re here to talk about three big cases in New York. Sean "Diddy" Combs charged with sex trafficking and racketeering by the ...

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Harvey Weinstein Should Be Convicted Again for Sex Crimes, Prosecutors Say

A lawyer representing the former Hollywood mogul said prosecutors were looking for a “poster boy” of the #MeToo movement.

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