New York reopens Cornell rape case, appoints special prosecutor

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New York state prosecutors have reopened their investigation into an alleged rape at Cornell University, with steps underway to pursue criminal charges against the alleged perpetrators. The case centers on a 2024 alleged incident involving seven individuals connected to the Chi Phi fraternity. Attorney General Letitia James has been appointed as special prosecutor, indicating the state’s renewed focus on the case. Cornell University has expressed support for the reopening of the criminal case and is conducting its own review of the incident and the university’s response.

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