The New York Court of Appeals made a significant decision to overturn Harvey Weinstein's sex crimes conviction, stating that the trial court had mistaken by allowing testimony from individuals not directly connected to the criminal charges against Weinstein. This ruling raises questions about the integrity of the initial trial and the impact it may have on the survivors who testified against Weinstein.

Should the Manhattan District Attorney opt to pursue a retrial, it is possible that the survivors of sexual assault involved in the case will face the traumatic experience of testifying once again. The District Attorney's office has expressed its determination to retry the case, emphasizing its commitment to standing by survivors of sexual assault. Harvey Weinstein's lawyer, Arthur Aidala, reiterated his belief that Weinstein did not receive a fair trial, despite the recent appeal decision in New York.