Shayna Jacobs

Weinstein faces up to 29 years in prison after Monday’s landmark verdict.

Weinstein’s trial was the first to emerge from the dozens of misconduct allegations against the disgraced movie producer.

The judge has told the jury in the New York case to return Monday to continue deliberating.

Jurors in Weinstein’s trial have asked to hear a read-back of Haleyi’s account of two 2006 sexual encounters.

As jurors weigh whether the disgraced movie producer is a rapist, the judge admonishes his lawyers for publishing an op-ed.

Prosecutor Joan Illuzzi-Orbon argued that the producer had “not only run roughshod over the dignity and, indeed, the lives of these witnesses, but that he also underestimated them.”

The high-profile lawyer was accused of demanding as much as $25 million from the sports apparel company while threatening to expose alleged misconduct.

“You don’t have to like Mr. Weinstein. This is not a popularity contest,” she said during the producer’s New York trial on Thursday.

Talita Maia and Claudia Salinas took the stand in Manhattan.

Mann wrapped up three grueling days of testimony last week.