WATCH: Cornell 7 Case Reignites Push to Close New York’s Sexual Assault Law Loophole | AC1B

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The alleged 2024 gang rape case at Cornell University has renewed calls from New York lawmakers to change the state’s sexual assault laws. Critics say current statutes can make prosecution more difficult when an alleged victim voluntarily consumed alcohol or drugs before becoming unable to consent. Tompkins County’s district attorney reopened the case, while New York Attorney General Letitia James has now been appointed special prosecutor. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News. Cornell 7 Case Reignites Push to Close New York’s Sexual Assault Law Loophole New York Lawmakers Push Rape Law Changes After Explosive Cornell 7 Case Cornell 7 Case Sparks New Fight Over Intoxication and Sexual Assault Laws Cornell Rape Case Reopens Debate Over New York’s Sexual Assault Laws Cornell 7 case latest news, Cornell alleged rape case, New York rape law loophole, Cornell sexual assault case, voluntary intoxication law New York, Cornell fraternity case, Letitia James

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