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Woman in Cornell University rape inquiry remains fearful, lawyer says

A lawyer for the woman involved in a Cornell University rape inquiry says she is living with persistent fear. Identified anonymously as Jane Doe, the woman alleges that she was drugged on the university’s campus and that several men raped her there.

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Woman in Cornell University rape inquiry remains fearful, lawyer says
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What to know

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    Jane Doe alleges that multiple men raped her on Cornell University's campus and that she was drugged.

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    Her lawyer describes her as living with ongoing fear.

Why it matters

The report concerns allegations of campus sexual violence and the woman’s situation, with the account of her continuing fear coming from her lawyer.

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