Post by Dark Avenger on Jan 7, 2020 20:24:54 GMT -5
www.9news.com.au/world/harvey-weinstein-trial-judge-threatens-movie-mogul-over-phone-use/f5d8c47c-474f-4149-b096-0809969b8d1a
www.vice.com/en_ca/article/xgqzjw/is-harvey-weinsteins-walker-real-or-a-prop-for-his-rape-trial
www.tmz.com/2020/01/06/rose-mcgowan-harvey-weinstein-message-trial-date-jury-selection/
The judge in Harvey Weinstein's rape trial has threatened to jail the movie producer for his repeated use of his mobile phone during court.
At the beginning of court proceedings in New York, Judge James Burke raised his voice and reprimanded Weinstein and his defence team, specifically Arthur Aidala, for Weinstein's use of his mobile phones.
"He was calling and texting a minute ago," Judge Burke said to the defense team.
At the beginning of court proceedings in New York, Judge James Burke raised his voice and reprimanded Weinstein and his defence team, specifically Arthur Aidala, for Weinstein's use of his mobile phones.
"He was calling and texting a minute ago," Judge Burke said to the defense team.
Harvey Weinstein showed up to court Monday morning for the first day of jury selection in his rape trial looking haggard and unsteady, hunched over a walker—something he's used nearly every time he's appeared in public over the past few months. Critics have cast doubt on the idea that he actually needs it, though he and his legal team insist he does. On the one hand, he did injure his back in a car accident in August, which led him to get surgery on his spine last month. On the other, it's hard not to entertain the thought that Weinstein's walker might be a ploy—a cheap bid to drum up sympathy for the disgraced producer ahead of his trial.
www.tmz.com/2020/01/06/rose-mcgowan-harvey-weinstein-message-trial-date-jury-selection/
As Harvey Weinstein's criminal trial in NYC gets underway ... one of his most prominent accusers, Rose McGowan, is delivering a strong message to him.
The actress was one of many Weinstein accusers who showed up Monday to the Manhattan courthouse where jury selection began in the disgraced producer's trial. Rose said she was there to see justice served.
She told reporters Weinstein had no one to blame but himself for his woes, and that she had no sympathy for him. He showed up, btw, hobbling into court with the use of a walker.
The actress was one of many Weinstein accusers who showed up Monday to the Manhattan courthouse where jury selection began in the disgraced producer's trial. Rose said she was there to see justice served.
She told reporters Weinstein had no one to blame but himself for his woes, and that she had no sympathy for him. He showed up, btw, hobbling into court with the use of a walker.