Jessica Mann, who was working as an actress and hairdresser in Los Angeles when she met Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein in 2012 or 2013, became visibly frustrated on the witness stand Friday as Manhattan Criminal Court Judge James Burke sustained objection after objection from Weinstein’s defense attorneys.

Mann, 34, accused Weinstein of three sexual assaults, one in New York and two in California, while acknowledging that she had also had some “non-forcible” sexual encounters with him. Weinstein has pleaded not guilty to rape, predatory sexual assault and criminal sex act in New York and has denied allegations elsewhere.

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