On Monday, disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was found guilty of third-degree rape and first-degree criminal sexual act for assaults that occurred in 2006 and 2013.

Variety reported that Weinstein, 67, was acquitted of the other charges against him: two counts of predatory sexual assault and one count of first-degree rape. The jury of seven men and five women reached a verdict following five days of deliberations.

Weinstein was immediately sent to jail following Monday’s guilty verdicts.

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Predatory Sexual Assault (Mimi Haley/Annabella Sciorra): Not Guilty
Criminal Sexual Act (Mimi Haley): Guilty
Predatory Sexual Assault (Jessica Mann/Annabela Sciorra): Not Guilty
Rape 1st degree (Jessica Mann): Not Guilty
Rape 3rd degree (Jessica Mann): Guilty #WeinsteinTrial

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On Friday, the jury asked if they could be hung on the two charges of predatory sexual assault, stating they were in unanimous agreement on the lesser charges. New York Supreme Court Judge James Burke told the jury that they must be unanimous on all criminal counts and ordered them to continue deliberating. Weinstein’s attorneys said they would accept a partial verdict, but prosecutors said they wouldn’t.

Weinstein was facing rape and predatory sexual assault charges in New York in connection with accusations made by former “Project Runway” staffer Miriam Haleyi, 42, and actress Jessica Mann, 34.

Haleyi testified that in 2006, Weinstein lured her to his apartment before pushing her onto his bed and forcefully performed oral sex on her. She alleged that Weinstein sexually assaulted her a second time two weeks later at the TriBeCa Grand Hotel. Mann claimed Weinstein raped her at the DoubleTree Hotel in Midtown Manhattan in 2013.

During the trial, “Sopranos” actress Annabella Sciorra, 59, testified that Weinstein raped her in her Manhattan apartment in 1993 or 1994.  Sciorra and Weinstein reportedly first met at a party in California sometime in 1990.

Last month, authorities in California filed rape and sexual assault charges against the producer.

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