Harvey Weinstein’s Sentence: What it Means and What’s Next in the California Criminal Case

“The children at issue are 9 and 6—if there is resistance to the idea of them seeing their father in prison, a judge may have to decide whether it’s in their best interests to go or not,” Harris told Fox News. According to Harris, the decision could be made after appointing an attorney to represent the children, or even the judge speaking to them directly—and the kids’ connections to Weinstein would play a part. “If they were very close to him, it’s likely they would continue to see him with some regularity,” Harris explained. “If not, a judge may order fewer visits.”