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Prosecutors Dismiss Rape Charge Against Harvey Weinstein, Who Won’t Be Tried a Fourth Time

Manhattan prosecutors have declined to pursue a fourth retrial against Harvey Weinstein, leading to the dismissal of a rape charge.

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🇬🇧 English Jun 25, 18:00 UTC
🇧🇷 Portuguese Jun 25, 18:26 UTC · G1

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The brief

Manhattan District Attorney Bragg has declined to pursue a fourth retrial of Harvey Weinstein's rape charge. This decision follows a mistrial and the deadlock of two previous juries.

Coverage from Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, and USA Today emphasizes that the charge has been dismissed. The Guardian and amNewYork report that prosecutors sought to drop the case, confirming Weinstein will not face a fourth trial for this specific charge.

Further developments depend on whether other legal proceedings remain active, as current coverage focuses exclusively on the dismissal of this particular rape charge.

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Quick answers

Why was the rape charge dismissed?

The charge was dismissed after two juries deadlocked and a subsequent mistrial occurred.

Who made the decision to drop the case?

Manhattan DA Bragg declined to pursue the retrial.

Will there be a fourth trial for this charge?

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Weinstein will not be tried a fourth time for this charge.

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