Being realistic about it, I don't think he's going to be found guilty on any of them.
There may be more sympathy for the women who were, for want of a better term, just going about their business such as working or at a bar when Brand went for them but they are still not going to think there's enough to convict, they may appreciate that it was not pleasant and undeserved but not that much of a 'big of a deal' to the extent to deny him his liberty.
In the cases of actual rape, I can't see him being convicted for the toilet incident.
Nor the 1999 PIV one, though if any this may be the one he does get convicted for owing to the strong evidence from his peers saying how agitated he seemed after it, though still not likely. That is going to count.
As for the anal rape. I'm afraid to say that it's not a chance.
It is absolutely right and proper that if this was forced he should be convicted, absolutely right and proper and it's an absolutely terrible thing to do but I think that realistically the image of her rimming Brand within a short time of meeting him may give the jury the impression that she was extremely sexually experimental.
I'm afraid I don't think that the argument that she's been open about this will count for much.
Not realistically. I think that in all honesty the idea of rimming somebody they've just met is going to be something that is completely alien to the jury.
My belief is that it is entirely plausible he did all the things he is accused of.