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The jury in Harvey Weinsteins Manhattanrape and sexual-assault trialasked Thursday to have portions ofAnnabella Sciorras testimony read to them.
TheSopranosactressaccused Weinsteinof raping her around late 1993.
When Burke read the second clause aloud, it prompted chuckles in the courtroom.
When Burke called jurors into the courtroom to answer their notes, he had a jovial air.
Burke reread the note, and when he arrived at their thank you, he said, Nice touch.
Many jurors laughed when Burke read the portion about being done for the day.
Burke told them they would hear the parts of Sciorras testimony they requested Friday morning.
He also alluded toThe Brady Bunchin telling jurors that tomorrow would be a short day.
This isnt the first time jurors have asked for Sciorra-related testimony to be read back.
On Wednesday, the two court stenographers read outDo the Right ThingstarRosie Perezs testimony.
The actress had provided testimony backing up Sciorras allegation that Weinstein raped her.
She told me that it was, in fact, Harvey Weinstein that raped her, Perez had testified.
The jury also asked for all correspondence mentioning Sciorra presented during the trial.
Jurorspreviously requested copies of emails presented during the trial which featured womens names in red.
Jurors have also asked for more information on the charges against Weinstein.
Weinstein presently faces five counts in New York City.
Sciorras allegation against Weinstein is part of both predatory-sexual-assault counts.
Update, February 24:Harvey Weinsteins verdicthas been announced.
