Jurors in Harvey Weinstein trial reportedly fighting among themselves
Summary
The jury in Harvey Weinstein's retrial is having trouble reaching a decision on the sex crime charges against him. The jurors are reportedly arguing and discussing topics outside the presented evidence, leading to a request for more guidance from the judge.Key Facts
- The jury includes five men and seven women.
- Weinstein's 2020 conviction was overturned, and he faces new charges in this retrial.
- Jurors are reportedly divided, with some arguing and discussing Weinstein's public history.
- A juror asked to be excused, citing unfair deliberations, but the judge denied the request.
- The judge instructed the jury to focus only on evidence presented during the trial.
- The jury asked for clarification on legal concepts of reasonable doubt and deliberation rules.
- Weinstein has faced accusations of sexual misconduct from over 100 women, though not all led to criminal charges.
- Weinstein also has a separate conviction for sex crimes in California.
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