Was Weinstein treated unfairly at the trial?

Should lots of,other complaints that seem to establish a pattern of being complained about be allowed as evidence in court? I know that my former boss always brings a thick stack of complaints to the unemployment denial hearing - and always gets in trouble with the judge for showing them to her. You aren't supposed to include reams of innuendo. What do you think,?

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PicturesOfABetterTomorrow · 41-45, M

No. He was not treated unfairly and establishing a pattern of behavior is not a new concept in law.

And if you don't want multiple accusations and jail time...maybe don't be a serial rapist?

Strictmichael75 · 61-69, M

He was guilty and certainly wasn’t treated unfairly
Seemingly some anomalies in protocol
So being retried

whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M

Yes, he was. He should have gotten a couple of good kickings at well. But thats the different between the law and justice...😷

lumberjackslam · 41-45, M

well he clearly was guilty of rape in at least a couple of cases in LA for which he should be duly punished but I think there was a feeding frenzy mentality around the whole thing. in some complaints it was a case of reneging on a deal for fame and fortune. the casting couch thing.

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