Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to 15 years in prison on Wednesday, after being convicted for sexually assaulting former “Project Runway” production assistant Miriam “Mimi” Haley in 2006.

The 74-year-old disgraced movie mogul appeared in a downtown Manhattan courtroom in a wheelchair when he learned his fate, according to The Post.

Prosecutors wanted Weinstein to get 20 years behind bars, while his lawyers asked for a nine-year sentence.

Weinstein’s sentencing will be followed by five years of supervised release and a requirement that he register as a sex offender.

Harvey Weinstein (seen here) was sentenced to 15 years in prison for his New York sexual assault case. Steven Hirsch for NY Post

Weinstein (pictured here) told the courtroom, “I am not a perfect person. I am a person who has made mistakes.” Steven Hirsch for NY Post

“I am not a perfect person. I am a person who has made mistakes,” Weinstein said in the courtroom. “I am not a violent man. I ask for mercy.”

He also said, “I really do have remorse for Miriam Haley, but I have to reiterate my innocence.”

Haley, 49, attended the hearing with her lawyer, Gloria Allred, and read a victim impact statement aloud in the courtroom, saying Weinstein “abused his position and power” and caused a “devastating effect on my life and security.”

“It is a life sentence for me,” she added.

He also said, “I really do have remorse for Miriam Haley, but I have to reiterate my innocence.” Steven Hirsch for NY Post

The disgraced movie mogul was convicted in 2025 of sexually assaulting former “Project Runway” production assistant Miriam “Mimi” Haley in 2006, after the initial ruling was overturned in 2024. Steven Hirsch for NY Post

Haley accused Weinstein of sexually assaulting her at his SoHo loft in 2006.

Following a 2020 trial in Manhattan Supreme Court, the ex-Miramax boss was initially found guilty and sentenced to 23 years in prison.

However, four years later, the New York Court of Appeals overturned the ruling with a 4-3 vote.

At the time, it was reportedly decided that testimony from “prior bad acts” witnesses should not have been allowed because it “was unnecessary to establish defendant’s intent and served only to establish defendant’s propensity to commit the crimes charged.”

Following a second trial with a new judge, Weinstein was found guilty of sexually assaulting Haley in Manhattan Criminal Court in June 2025.

Haley (seen here with her attorney, Gloria Allred) accused Weinstein of sexually assaulting her at his SoHo loft in 2006. Getty Images

However, that ruling was overturned by the New York Court of Appeals in 2024 (Haley is seen above). AP Photo/Seth Wenig

Haley (pictured here) took the stand during both trials. Steven Hirsch for NY Post

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Haley took the stand during the 2025 retrial and tearfully recounted the 2006 attack.

She alleged that Weinstein had a driver pick the then-29-year-old up from her apartment and take him to his pad — where he allegedly almost immediately “lunged at” her, trying to kiss her as they sat on his sofa.

“I rejected him and he kept persisting, trying to kiss me,” Haley told the courtroom.

“I was trying to get him off of me. I was trying to push him away from me. I was trying to get him to stop kissing me and grabbing me,” she described, claiming Weinstein then “forcefully” performed oral sex on her.

“I don’t remember all that much from the moment,” she said. “I decided to check out.”

Weinstein (seen here with ex-wife Georgia Chapman in 2006) was found guilty of sexually assaulting Haley during the retrial. Getty Images

Weinstein (seen here) has been locked up at Rikers Island while serving a 23-year sentence on a separate California sexual assault conviction. Getty Images

Weinstein (pictured here) has been battling health issues in prison. Getty Images

Weinstein — who has been battling health issues — is currently locked up at Rikers Island while serving a 23-year sentence on a separate California sexual assault conviction.

He has consistently pleaded not guilty to all criminal charges and denied he raped or sexually assaulted anyone.

If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call the Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-330-0226.