Cornell rape allegations lead to renewed scrutiny of laws on intoxication and consent
Following rape allegations at a Cornell University fraternity, advocates are criticizing New York state laws that make it difficult to prosecute sexual assault cases involving intoxicated victims.
A Cornell gang rape case highlights New York's 'voluntary intoxication loophole,' which limits prosecution when victims willingly consumed alcohol or drugs, prompting calls for legal reform.
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