What New York Law Says About Cornell "Gang R*pe" Case
Oct 2, 2026
Megyn Kelly discusses exactly how the New York state law relates to the Cornell case, how the actions of the young men might be morally wrong and gross but aren’t necessarily illegal, and more.
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AI GeneratedThe speaker analyzes a District Attorney's decision not to file criminal charges in a sexual assault case involving a Cornell student. He argues that the evidence does not meet New York's legal standards for lack of consent, citing the victim's behavior and subsequent messages as evidence of capacity and willingness, while distinguishing between immoral behavior and criminal conduct.