What Cornell's alleged rape case and the Hockey Canada trial's striking parallels reveal

Legal experts are pointing out significant parallels between the alleged gang rape case at Cornell University and the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial from last year, which resulted in the acquittal of all five players. Both cases highlight the challenges in prosecuting sexual assault cases and the potential biases within the justice system. These similarities raise concerns about the consistency and fairness of sexual assault trials, urging a re-evaluation of how such cases are handled and the support available to victims. The implications of these cases extend beyond the courtroom, impacting public trust and perceptions of justice.