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2026-10-01 03:17
Cornell case puts New York’s intoxication, consent law under new scrutiny
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Too drunk to consent? Cornell case highlights legal controversy USA Today
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New York Assemblyman Dinowitz said that a person’s ability to consent should not depend on how they became intoxicated.
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