Survivors of sexual assault are urging New York State to eliminate a legal gap they argue allows some perpetrators to evade accountability. Critics say current laws contain an exception that shields certain offenders from prosecution, leaving victims without justice. Advocates emphasize the need for stronger protections to ensure survivors receive fair treatment under the law. The push highlights ongoing debates over how to balance legal technicalities with the rights of assault survivors.
Sex assault survivors call on NYS to close what they say is a loophole in current laws cbsnews.com
