#HarveyWeinstein

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This week, the focus is on Harvey Weinstein's rape and sexual assault case conviction in New York that was overturned last week. This was a landmark judgment for the #metoomovement which started in 2017.
Urvashi Basak, a Delhi-based Supreme Court lawyer, highlighted how this judgment will impact the movement and other such cases in the future.
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[@urvashibasak9733]

Thanks for having me on your show

[@amitamitavv9117]

Strongly and effectively presented your point of view.

[@agnesaac4008]

Why do you assume that he is guilty? When the appeal court ruled that he did not received a fair trial. Even before his trials the media were asking ''can he receive a fair trial?'' No, also after the amount of negative one-sided publicity it was not possible for him to get a fair trial.
He was convicted even though there was no evidence against him to justify this (of course appeals are mostly argued on basis of 'procedure error', not on basis of previous evidence - this is how appeal courts want to work...)