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

Manhattan DA ends fourth attempt to prosecute Weinstein after two deadlocked juries

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📍 Where it landed

Prosecutors dismissed the outstanding rape charge against Harvey Weinstein, ending efforts to put him on trial for a fourth time. The decision followed two previous deadlocked juries and came after the accuser indicated she could not proceed with another trial.

Weinstein’s other convictions remained in place.

Epilogue added 45d ago, after coverage quieted.

The obvious questions

Will Weinstein face any other legal consequences?

Coverage does not specify any pending charges beyond the dismissed rape case.

Why did prosecutors drop the case?

Prosecutors cited two deadlocked juries as the reason for declining a fourth retrial, according to multiple outlets.

Is this the end of all legal proceedings against Weinstein?

Yes—coverage confirms no further trials are planned for this specific charge.

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🇬🇧 English Jun 25, 18:07 UTC
🇧🇷 Portuguese Jun 25, 18:26 UTC · G1

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The story so far

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has dismissed the rape charge against Harvey Weinstein, halting a fourth trial attempt following two previous deadlocked juries. The decision comes after prosecutors indicated they would not pursue further retrials, according to coverage from *amNewYork* and *Variety*.

Coverage emphasizes the legal exhaustion of the case, with *The Guardian* and *USA Today* noting that prosecutors cited the repeated hung juries as the reason for dropping charges. *The Hollywood Reporter* highlights this as the final chapter in a high-profile legal battle spanning years. No further trials are expected, though legal analysts may weigh in on the broader implications for sexual assault prosecutions.

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