The case was retried in New York in the summer 2025, and the jury was unable to reach a conclusion about the charge of rape in the third degree, stemming from Mann’s accusation.  At the time, per NBC News, the jury foreperson told the judge he was unwilling to return to deliberation amid reported tensions. 

At that retrial, however, the jury did Weinstein guilty of a Criminal Sexual Act in the First Degree, stemming from his 2006 alleged assault of former production assistant Miriam Haley, and not guilty of the same charge over his alleged assault of Kaja Sokola in 2006. 

As for Mann, prosecutors confirmed at the time, per The Hollywood Reporter, that not only were they planning to retry the case, but that Mann was likewise “ready and willing” to return to court in the pursuit of justice.                 

While the retrial didn’t pick back up until the spring of 2026, Weinstein stayed behind bars in the interim; he had been found guilty of rape, forced oral copulation and third-degree sexual misconduct in a separate case in California in 2022, for which he was sentenced to 16 years in prison.

Since the beginning of the #MeToo movement in 2017, Weinstein—who was diagnosed with bone marrow cancer in 2024—has been accused of sexual misconduct by more than 80 women, though he has continued to insist the encounters were consensual. 

Both the prosecution and Weinstein’s accusers have argued he used his position of power in Hollywood to take advantage of aspiring actresses.

“They all had dreams of pursuing careers in the defendant's world, the entertainment industry,” prosecutor Nicole Blumberg told jurors during the June 2025 retrial, per The Associated Press. "He was going to have their bodies and touch their bodies whether they wanted him to or not.”

But, according to the outlet, Weinstein's lawyer argued, “It's transactional, folks. Yes, he wants to fool around with them, and yes, they want something from him."