The Aporia
The Aporia
11 articles about 10 events for “Cornell Sexual Assault Investigation” in Politics.
“'(Hochul) is requesting an unbiased investigation and a thorough investigation, and we will do that, based on the facts and based on the evidence.' Komatireddy attacked James for her handling of the case, saying she 'has certainly never prosecuted a sexual…”
““She’s certainly never prosecuted a sexual assault case and she’s already screwed this one up,””
“Kathy Hochul during their contentious New York governor debate, accusing the incumbent of failing to act as a trustee at Cornell University — as the local District Attorney dropped the case over horrific sexual assault allegations.”
“The case has sparked protests at Cornell and nationwide with demonstrators demanding greater accountability for how institutions handle sexual assault.”
“In a lawsuit filed last month, a Cornell student identified by the pseudonym Jane Doe said she had been plied with drugs and alcohol, then sexually assaulted by members of the campus chapter of the Chi Phi fraternity while she was incapacitated in October…”
““Sexual assault is one of the most serious crimes that anyone can experience,” she told The Post.”
“…al edition of The Reason Roundtable, Senior Editor Robby Soave is joined by Associate Editor Liz Wolfe, reporter Reem Ibrahim, and Senior Producer Zach Weissmueller to discuss the sexual assault allegations against seven Cornell University fraternity…”
“Sexual assault allegations demand serious investigation, and accused students deserve a meaningful opportunity to defend themselves.”
“Francis’ allegations come as accusations that members of a fraternity gang-raped a female Cornell University student for several hours have renewed questions nationwide about whether universities are doing enough to protect students from sexual assault.”
“The attorney for a former Cornell University student says law enforcement and the school failed to protect her after she raised allegations of sexual assault.”
“Monday’s announcement prompted backlash from some advocates who argued that key federal protections for LGBTQ+ people and sexual assault survivors would be set back.”