Cornell case raises consent legal issues

A former Cornell University student has accused seven fraternity members of drugging and raping her in 2024, sparking debate over New York's sexual assault laws. The case highlights the "voluntary intoxication exclusion," a legal standard that can prevent survivors from obtaining justice if they consumed alcohol or drugs willingly. Prosecutors decided not to file criminal charges, citing the victim’s voluntary participation and intoxication levels, prompting calls for legislative changes to remove such protections and better address issues of consent.

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