Gov. Hochul Raises ‘Troubling Questions’ Over Cornell Sexual Assault Investigation | AC1G

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New York Governor Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James addressed the reopened investigation into an alleged 2024 sexual assault involving a Cornell University student. Hochul said newly reviewed information raised “even more troubling questions” about how the case was initially handled and backed changing New York law governing consent when victims are voluntarily intoxicated. James has been appointed special prosecutor in the case. Kathy Hochul Raises ‘Troubling Questions’ Over Cornell Sexual Assault Investigation Hochul, Letitia James Address Cornell Case as New York Reopens Assault Investigation ‘In What World?’ Hochul Questions Handling of Cornell Sexual Assault Allegations Kathy Hochul, Letitia James, Cornell University, Cornell investigation, Cornell sexual assault case, Cornell rape investigation, New York Attorney General, New York governor, New York law, sexual assault law, consent law New York, voluntary intoxication law, Tompkins County, Cornell police, specia

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