Harvey Weinstein Admits to ‘Immoral’ Conduct as Jury Deliberations Pause in Retrial

Disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein acknowledged acting “immorally” but maintained he committed no crimes, as jury deliberations in his New York retrial paused for the weekend. This retrial follows the overturning of his 2020 convictions due to procedural errors. Weinstein, who did not testify, expressed regret in a FOX5 interview, stating, “I acted immorally… but never illegal, never criminal.” The jury is deliberating charges related to alleged sexual assaults in 2006 and a 2013 rape, based on testimonies from three women. Tensions among jurors have emerged, with one member requesting to resign, citing interpersonal conflicts; the judge denied this request. Weinstein remains incarcerated, serving a 16-year sentence from a separate California conviction.