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Prosecutors Reject Weinstein's Juror Intimidation Claims

11/13/2025

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Prosecutors urge the judge to dismiss Harvey Weinstein's claim that juror intimidation compromised his June sexual assault conviction.
They say affidavits from two jurors who regret their votes lack credibility and legal basis.
The Manhattan District Attorney's office says the trial's integrity remains intact and deliberations remain unaffected.
Weinstein's defense contends jurors faced intimidation, violating the right to a fair trial, with a ruling due December 22, 2025.

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Prosecutors urge the judge to dismiss Harvey Weinstein's claim that juror intimidation compromised his June sexual assault conviction.
They say affidavits from two jurors who regret their votes lack credibility and legal basis.
The Manhattan District Attorney's office says the trial's integrity remains intact and deliberations remain unaffected.
Weinstein's defense contends jurors faced intimidation, violating the right to a fair trial, with a ruling due December 22, 2025.