Harvey Weinstein was found guilty of a criminal sexual act in his second New York trial, though the jury acquitted him on one count and reached no verdict on a rape charge. This trial followed a previous conviction that was overturned by the state's highest court due to the admission of testimony from unrelated accusers. Tensions marked the jury's deliberation, with reports of internal conflicts leading to claims of coercive behavior among jurors, raising concerns about the trial's fairness.
The jury's mixed verdict in the Harvey Weinstein trial included a conviction for a single count of criminal sexual act, while a separate rape count was left undecided.
The jurors experienced significant tension during deliberations, with reports of heated arguments leading one juror to complain about the conduct of others and asking to be dismissed.
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