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speeder 02-24-2020 09:08 AM

Harvey Weinstein is having a bad day:
 
Guilty on rape charges w a Los Angeles trial still to come. :cool:

Steve Carlton 02-24-2020 09:48 AM

I doubt that walker will do him much good in the joint.

masraum 02-24-2020 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Steve Carlton (Post 10762633)
I doubt that walker will do him much good in the joint.

It'll either give him something to bend over or a way to be held down.

Steve Carlton 02-24-2020 10:19 AM

Being remanded into custody. Maybe he can share a cell with Cos.

svandamme 02-24-2020 10:30 AM

I really don't understand how scum like that can get away with it for so long..

MRM 02-24-2020 10:31 AM

Has anyone heard what sentence he’s facing? He was acquitted of the first degree rape and two predatory sexual assault charges. Those three charges carried a minimum 25 year sentence and a maximum of life. It looks to me that the third degree rape charge carries a maximum of four years but the criminal sex acts charge carries a five year minimum and a 25 year maximum, but I haven’t seen any articles that confirm that.

Arizona_928 02-24-2020 10:32 AM

Those booty call emails from the victim LOL

Por_sha911 02-24-2020 11:51 AM

Sadly, he'll end up in a Club Med style prison.

svandamme 02-24-2020 11:53 AM

how does that work?
let's say they get him with 5 years on each count, consecutive.


Why would he manage to get a Club Med prison
And what kind of comforts does that mean over hard time in st Quentin or a Supermax somewhere

sc_rufctr 02-24-2020 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by svandamme (Post 10762691)
I really don't understand how scum like that can get away with it for so long..

Everybody knew he was a pussy hound but he was rich and powerful. He could make or break someones career. That's all it takes.

Jimmy Savile in the UK was much worse than Harvey and everybody covered for him because he knew the right people and could get things done. If you read about Savile you'll see he was truly depraved.

asphaltgambler 02-24-2020 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by svandamme (Post 10762691)
I really don't understand how scum like that can get away with it for so long..

Power........in Hollywood.The casting couch. I'm sure there were / are many like him in the industry. A fair number of people are willing to sell their souls / body for fame & fortune.

Bill Douglas 02-24-2020 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by asphaltgambler (Post 10762806)
to sell their souls / body for fame & fortune.





Yep, it certainly explains how some people got the part.







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Seahawk 02-24-2020 12:12 PM

To paraphrase the great Eddie Murphy:

The Movie Types types get all the pu//y. Like Weinstein: they f everybody.

Weinstein will f anything that moves.

Come to my house the fish stop swimming. He don't play.

Hawkeye's-911T 02-24-2020 12:21 PM

"Stiff-$chitt" Harvey, you azzhat

MRM 02-24-2020 01:09 PM

These are state charges so he's not going to be assigned to something like a federal work camp or minimum security facility. The old "Club Fed" days are long gone anyway. For male offenders there haven't really been country club prisons for a while. New York state prisons are notorious.

Sentences in the US are concurrent (meaning both sentences run at the same time) unless there is a legal basis to make an exception. I don't see any obvious reason to run the sentences consecutively, so I assume they will be concurrent, but again, I don't know for sure. They may run the sentences consecutively on the grounds that they are separate incidents with separate victims. In most states, though, the general rule still is that any incarceration time is credited to all offenses charged as of the date of the incarceration.

I looked up credit for good time, meaning time actually served versus his sentence. As best as I can tell, he qualifies for 1/7 time off for good behavior. There are some other early release options that require approval of a parole board. I saw one program where offenders qualify for early release if they successfully complete a two year degree program in optometry. Who knew?

He's a first time offender and older, but he has been convicted of a violent sex offense. He'll get sent to whatever prison New York uses to house sex offenders. He'll have to start out in medium security and will have his status adjusted up or down over time, depending on how he behaves. They may not allow sex offenders to go below medium security, I don't know for sure, but he's going to spend some hard time before he gets moved, if he gets moved. He may ask to be segregated, but that gets him something not a lot different than solitary confinement. His victims can take comfort in knowing that the time he spends in prison will be meaningful and harsh - if that offers comfort to anyone. Medium security is a hard because really bad people who are on life sentences but have shown a history of good behavior can be assigned there where they mix with relatively petty offenders who didn't make the cutoff for a lower level for some reason. And there's slightly less supervision, so a vulnerable prisoner has more reason to be concerned in medium security than either the more controlled high security or with the relatively lower level offenders in minimum security.

svandamme 02-24-2020 01:21 PM

That makes more sense.. I really could not fathom any kind of soft prison for rape charges.
it's not like some kind Martha Steward like conviction

pmax 02-24-2020 01:37 PM

Hollywood.

red-beard 02-24-2020 01:52 PM

And this was a Harvey approved movie...

Full clip is NSFW, but it is trimmed to start at 2:00

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Baz 02-24-2020 01:54 PM

I don't know the extent of his wealth, but am wondering if he retains enough of it to afford some kind of "protection" in the pen....and if that's something that is even possible.

speeder 02-24-2020 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Baz (Post 10762941)
I don't know the extent of his wealth, but am wondering if he retains enough of it to afford some kind of "protection" in the pen....and if that's something that is even possible.

It’s absolutely possible, in fact it’s guaranteed.


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