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

Manhattan prosecutors have formally dismissed a rape charge against Harvey Weinstein, ending the prospect of a fourth retrial.

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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has declined to pursue a fourth retrial against Harvey Weinstein regarding a specific rape charge. The dismissal follows two separate instances in which juries failed to reach a verdict, resulting in mistrials.

Coverage from outlets including Variety, The Guardian, USA Today, The Hollywood Reporter, and amNewYork highlights the conclusion of these legal proceedings. Reporting emphasizes that the decision effectively halts the prosecution's effort to secure a conviction on this charge.

Legal filings and official statements indicate the case will not proceed further. Coverage does not yet specify whether other pending legal matters involving Weinstein will be impacted by this development.

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Quick answers

What is the status of the rape charge against Harvey Weinstein?

The charge has been dismissed by Manhattan prosecutors.

Why was the charge dismissed?

Prosecutors declined to pursue a fourth retrial after two previous juries were deadlocked.

Will Harvey Weinstein face further trials for this specific charge?

No, Manhattan DA Bragg has stated he will not pursue a fourth retrial.

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