A defense attorney in the high-profile Cornell University sexual assault case has claimed he was never provided with a transcript of the campus police interview with the alleged victim, raising questions about the prosecution’s handling of evidence. The revelation comes as legal proceedings continue in a case that has drawn significant attention to campus safety and due process concerns. Critics argue the lack of access to key documentation could undermine the fairness of the trial, while supporters of the accused say it highlights systemic issues in how such cases are investigated. The dispute over evidence access adds another layer of complexity to an already contentious legal battle.
DA in Cornell University case says he never saw transcript of campus police interview with alleged rape victim CBS News
