Crime | Harvey Weinstein Harvey Weinstein, Paralegal? That's the disgraced movie producer's new side gig, according to his attorney By Jenn Gidman Posted Jul 9, 2018 8:00 AM CDT Copied In this July 9, 2018, file photo, Harvey Weinstein attends his arraignment in court in New York. (Jefferson Siegel/The Daily News via AP, Pool, File) It might be tough for Harvey Weinstein to find a job these days, so he's apparently created one for himself, reports Vanity Fair. After a hearing Monday in which he pleaded not guilty to three new sex-crime charges, lawyer Ben Brafman said that the disgraced movie producer was still reading film scripts in hope of trying to salvage his career. "He is a brilliant maker of movies and scripts and is trying to pursue other projects," Brafman said, per Washington Post reporter Steven Zeitchik. Then he made what Zeitchik calls a "truly bizarre claim," notes Vulture: that Weinstein is also working as a paralegal on his own case. Brafman notes that Weinstein "[has been] very helpful to the defense so far," per the Washington Post. Read These Next He heckled President Trump, is now $430K richer. Dems and Republicans team up to block Trump on Greenland. Officials say ICE agent who shot Renee Good had internal bleeding. Joe Rogan is once again breaking with Trump. Report an error