He may be innocent. He may not. That's why they have judges and juries and trials.
Jurors in the Harvey Weinstein Trial Had to See Photos of His 'Deformed' Penis
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Think of the money saved and the betterment of the global society if the TERB Brain Trust ruled the world!
Wow that escalated quickly. Drake is a Jew btw.
There are rumors about Birdman making artists have sex with him.
Go watch Diddy's ex bodyguard Gene Deal on youtube. He pretty much exposes Diddy for all the gay stuff he does behind the scenes. Diddy also recently released a post where he seems to be alluding to his sexuality issues. Gene Deal also says that J-Lo broke up with Diddy because she had a PI follow him, and one of the places that Diddy frequented for hours were Turkish Bathouses. Gene Deal has too many stories. Not just about homosexuality as well.
Published February 21, 2020
Jury in Harvey Weinstein's rape trial deadlocked on 2 counts, sent back to deliberate
By Mariah Haas, Marta Dhanis | Fox News
The jury deliberating in Harvey Weinstein's rape trial indicated Friday that it has a "partial" verdict after becoming deadlocked on two of the most serious charges against him, and deliberations are now set to resume againon Monday.
In a note sent to the judge during their lunch break, jurors posed a question asking if it were permissible for them to be hung on two counts of predatory sexual assault while reaching a unanimous verdict on other three charges.
After consulting with prosecutors and Weinstein's lawyers, Judge James Burke told the jury of seven men and five women to keep working toward a unanimous verdict on all charges and sent them back to continue deliberating.
On the deadlock, Judge Burke said: "Ladies and gentlemen, I have your note indicating that you have been unable to agree on a verdict. As I told you in my initial instructions, any verdict you return [on any count], whether guilty or not guilty, must be unanimous. If you cannot reach a unanimous agreement [on a particular charge], you cannot return a verdict [on that count], and a new trial will have to be scheduled before a different jury.
"It is not, however, uncommon for a jury to have difficulty initially in reaching a unanimous verdict, and it is not uncommon for a jury to believe that they will never be able to reach a unanimous verdict. But, after further deliberations, most juries are able to reach a unanimous verdict. And, so, I will ask you to continue your deliberations."
Weinstein's lawyers said they would accept a partial verdict, but prosecutors declined, and Burke refused to do so.
The jury, in its fourth day of deliberations, has been particularly focused on the key aspect of two counts of predatory sexual assault: “Sopranos” actress Annabella Sciorra's allegations that Weinstein raped and forcibly performed oral sex on her in the mid-1990s. Those charges carry a maximum penalty of life in prison.
In total, Weinstein, 67, is charged with five counts stemming from the allegations of Sciorra and two other women — an aspiring actress who says he raped her in March 2013 and a former film and TV production assistant, Mimi Haleyi, who says he forcibly performed oral sex on her in March 2006.
To convict Weinstein of a predatory sexual assault charge, jurors must agree on two things: that Weinstein raped or sexually assaulted Sciorra and that he committed one of the other charged offenses. The predatory sexual assault charge requires prosecutors to show that a defendant committed a prior rape or other sex crime, but doesn't have the statue of limitation constraints that would bar Sciorra's allegations from consideration on their own.
Weinstein has maintained any sexual encounters were consensual.
The counts against Weinstein are as follows:
Count 1: Predatory Sexual Assault (related to Miriam Haley and Annabella Sciorra)
Sentence: minimum 15-25 years to life
Count 2: Criminal sexual act in the First Degree (MH, 2006 at HW apt)
Sentence: 5-25 years
Count 3: Predatory Sexual Assault (related to Jessica Mann and Annabella Sciorra)
Sentence: minimum 15-25 years to life
Count 4: Rape in the First Degree (rape by forcible compulsion, JM, March 2013)
Sentence: 5-25 years
Count 5: Rape in the Third Degree (without consent, JM, March 2013)
Sentence: Minimum probation and up to 16 months to max four years in prison
https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/jury-in-harvey-weinsteins-rape-trial-deadlocked-on-2-counts
Jury in Harvey Weinstein's rape trial deadlocked on 2 counts, sent back to deliberate
By Mariah Haas, Marta Dhanis | Fox News
The jury deliberating in Harvey Weinstein's rape trial indicated Friday that it has a "partial" verdict after becoming deadlocked on two of the most serious charges against him, and deliberations are now set to resume againon Monday.
In a note sent to the judge during their lunch break, jurors posed a question asking if it were permissible for them to be hung on two counts of predatory sexual assault while reaching a unanimous verdict on other three charges.
After consulting with prosecutors and Weinstein's lawyers, Judge James Burke told the jury of seven men and five women to keep working toward a unanimous verdict on all charges and sent them back to continue deliberating.
On the deadlock, Judge Burke said: "Ladies and gentlemen, I have your note indicating that you have been unable to agree on a verdict. As I told you in my initial instructions, any verdict you return [on any count], whether guilty or not guilty, must be unanimous. If you cannot reach a unanimous agreement [on a particular charge], you cannot return a verdict [on that count], and a new trial will have to be scheduled before a different jury.
"It is not, however, uncommon for a jury to have difficulty initially in reaching a unanimous verdict, and it is not uncommon for a jury to believe that they will never be able to reach a unanimous verdict. But, after further deliberations, most juries are able to reach a unanimous verdict. And, so, I will ask you to continue your deliberations."
Weinstein's lawyers said they would accept a partial verdict, but prosecutors declined, and Burke refused to do so.
The jury, in its fourth day of deliberations, has been particularly focused on the key aspect of two counts of predatory sexual assault: “Sopranos” actress Annabella Sciorra's allegations that Weinstein raped and forcibly performed oral sex on her in the mid-1990s. Those charges carry a maximum penalty of life in prison.
In total, Weinstein, 67, is charged with five counts stemming from the allegations of Sciorra and two other women — an aspiring actress who says he raped her in March 2013 and a former film and TV production assistant, Mimi Haleyi, who says he forcibly performed oral sex on her in March 2006.
To convict Weinstein of a predatory sexual assault charge, jurors must agree on two things: that Weinstein raped or sexually assaulted Sciorra and that he committed one of the other charged offenses. The predatory sexual assault charge requires prosecutors to show that a defendant committed a prior rape or other sex crime, but doesn't have the statue of limitation constraints that would bar Sciorra's allegations from consideration on their own.
Weinstein has maintained any sexual encounters were consensual.
The counts against Weinstein are as follows:
Count 1: Predatory Sexual Assault (related to Miriam Haley and Annabella Sciorra)
Sentence: minimum 15-25 years to life
Count 2: Criminal sexual act in the First Degree (MH, 2006 at HW apt)
Sentence: 5-25 years
Count 3: Predatory Sexual Assault (related to Jessica Mann and Annabella Sciorra)
Sentence: minimum 15-25 years to life
Count 4: Rape in the First Degree (rape by forcible compulsion, JM, March 2013)
Sentence: 5-25 years
Count 5: Rape in the Third Degree (without consent, JM, March 2013)
Sentence: Minimum probation and up to 16 months to max four years in prison
https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/jury-in-harvey-weinsteins-rape-trial-deadlocked-on-2-counts
