Marie Pohl is a published author and freelance contributor. She covers courts and arts.
The alleged victim, Jessica Mann, says she never sued for money but received it in a distribution from a settlement fund after Weinstein’s original conviction.
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According to the defense’s letter, the government objects to adjourning the federal trial dates and intends to file a response.
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Monroe was a phenomenal actress who created an archetype that is still revered by Gen Z-ers today.
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‘This is not a close case,’ a prosecutor tells jurors, citing an ‘avalanche of evidence’ from eleven women accusers.
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An FBI agent writes that both defendants made direct comments referring to the terrorist group after and during their arrest on Saturday.
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A onetime aspiring actress who dated Weinstein claims he sexually assaulted her when she told him she was breaking up with him.
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The musical – which depicts Mangione, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs and Sam Bankman Freed together at Metropolitan Detention Center, Brooklyn – is described as a ‘satirical prison comedy.’
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Mangione now faces two trials in rapid succession, the first trial beginning in June.
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The state judge is dismissive of the defense team’s insistence that it can’t be ready by June.
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The federal judge rules that stalking is not a crime of violence.
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Magione’s lawyers want the federal case to proceed first since the death penalty – which is still on the table – makes the stakes far higher.
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Prosecutors allege a decades long pattern by the brothers – two of whom were among New York and Miami’s top luxury real estate brokers – of drugging and raping women.
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