Cornell sexual assault case revives scrutiny of a little-known New York law on intoxicated victims
Cornell's Chi Phi fraternity case exposes New York's voluntary intoxication loophole, prompting Kathy Hochul to appoint Letitia James as prosecutor.
Republican Ledger staff · 12:45 PM ET
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Cornell's Chi Phi fraternity case exposes New York's voluntary intoxication loophole, prompting Kathy Hochul to appoint Letitia James as prosecutor.
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