According to the final schlussers: What’s next in the Weinstein process?

In the trial against Harvey Weinstein (73), the jury will soon begin with its consultations. The former film mogul must be responsible for a New York court, among other things, for rape. The jurors who are now advising on Weinstein’s case include seven women and five men. The defense ended its final plea on Tuesday.

According to US media reports, the public prosecutor can present your view of the case one last time on Wednesday. Then the jury will be advised on whether Weinstein is guilty. The three women who raise the allegations against him have testified in the process. Weinstein denies the allegations and does not guilty.

Although he supposedly wanted to testify himself in the process, his lawyers said that this was too risky. However, he gave the right -wing conservative and heavily controversial er Candace Owens (36) an interview from the prison, in which he claimed that the sexual encounters with women were mutually acceptable.

Weinstein’s defense lawyer Arthur Aidala said in his final plea, according to the reports that the women raise the allegations to make money out and drive their weakening Hollywood careers. “These are all women with broken dreams,” he said.

Nicole Blumberg from the public prosecutor’s office was that it was Weinstein who broke his victims and destroyed her dreams of a life in the film industry by raping her. The former Hollywood mogul abused his power “to isolate women, to lure them to places where he was alone and rape them,” she said before the jury.

Harvey Weinstein would probably spend the rest of his life behind bars if the juries speak him guilty in one of the charges. The renewed trial in New York was scheduled after a court of Weinstein’s conviction was 23 years in prison from 2020 due to procedural errors. Weinstein is still in custody in New York because he was sentenced to 16 years in prison in a further trial in California. He wants to have the judgment contested.