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Harvey Weinstein due back in court as retrial approaches

Harvey Weinstein is due back in a Manhattan courtroom Wednesday ahead of his retrial, which is scheduled to start in just over a month.

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Harvey Weinstein due in court for key rulings as his #MeToo retrial nears

Harvey Weinstein’s #MeToo retrial next month in Manhattan will largely be an abridged version of the original with one big addition: a charge based on an allegation from a woman who wasn’t part of the first case.

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Harvey Weinstein is back in court on rape charges. Here’s what you need to know

Harvey Weinstein is due in court Wednesday ahead of his #MeToo retrial, nearly a year after his 2020 conviction on rape and sexual assault charges was overturned. Weinstein’s retrial is expected to be a shorter version of the original case.

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Harvey Weinstein’s Lawyer Says He May Testify At Upcoming Retrial

Harvey Weinstein may testify at his upcoming retrial according to his lawyer Arthur Aidala. While it’s rare for defendants in high-profile cases to take the stand, Aidala said they have discussed the possibility,

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Why Harvey Weinstein could take the stand at his new trial

The decision to put Weinstein on the stand would be unusual in such a high-profile case, but, “Harvey is an unusual guy,” ...

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Harvey Weinstein Responds to Adrien Brody Mentioning His Kids in Oscars Speech

During his best actor acceptance speech, the 'Brutalist' star thanked his partner, Georgina Chapman, and the two children she ...

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Harvey Weinstein responds to Adrien Brody mentioning his kids at the Oscars

Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has responded to Adrien Brody’s Oscars acceptance speech from behind bars. Brody on Sunday took the Academy stage to accept the award for his leading role ...

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