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Weinstein's defense team to seek appeal on "plenty of appellant issues"

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Arthur Aidala, a defense lawyer for Harvey Weinstein, says "the appellant lawyers think there are plenty of appellant issues" after the fallen Hollywood mogul was convicted of sex assault and rape, but was cleared of predatory sexual assault charges. IMAGES

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