Harvey Weinstein To Be Sentenced Next Week For Trio Of Sex Crime Charges; LA Jury Delivered Mixed Verdict Last Month
05.01.2023 - 22:49
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UPDATE, 11:25 AM: Found guilty of multiple sex crimes last month by a Los Angeles jury, Harvey Weinstein will learn his incarceration fate next week.
A sentencing hearing for the Oscar winning producer has been officially set for January 9 by LA Superior Court Judge Lisa B. Lench. Already serving a 23-year stint for the verdict of his 2020 New York City trial, Weinstein faces up to a further 18 years behind bars out of the West Coast case.
The East Coast case is currently under appeal, and sources tell me an appeal of the West Coast trial is expected to filed soon.
Seeing the initial charges against him scrapped back in mid-November last year, the mixed verdict against the much-accused Weinstein was based grand jury indictments of two counts of rape and five counts of sexual assault in incidents in L.A. County over a nine-year period starting in 2004. Weinstein was extradited to the City of Angels in the summer of 2021, and has been held at DTLA’s Twin Towers Correctional Facility ever since.
PREVIOUSLY, DEC 19 PM: Harvey Weinstein has been found partially guilty of multiple sex crimes today by a Los Angeles jury.
Just read out in a downtown court, the panel determined the producer was guilty on all counts in relation to Jane Doe #1, not guilty of sexual battery of Jane Doe #2 and hung on charges on Jane Doe #3 and Jane Doe #4 a.k.a. California First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom. As it stands right now, Weinstein is looking at a sentence of 18 to 24 years behind bars based on Monday’s guilty verdicts.
With Weinstein in the courtroom, the mixed verdict saw the jurors coming down 10-2 on the Jane Doe #2 count, and 8-4 on guilt on the Jane Doe #4/Newsom counts. As is common in such matters where a unanimous
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