A district attorney has announced the reopening of an investigation into allegations of a gang rape at Cornell University, marking a significant shift after the case was previously closed. The decision follows renewed scrutiny over the handling of the original proceedings, which had drawn criticism from advocates and some law enforcement officials. Authorities are now reviewing evidence and statements as part of the reopened inquiry, though no new charges have been filed at this stage. The move comes amid broader discussions about campus sexual assault cases and the challenges of securing justice for survivors.
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