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The Cornell 7 case highlights a loophole in New York’s rape laws. Ohio takes a different approach

Newseze Wire·Sat, Oct 3, 9:30 AMWire: Cleveland.com
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The Cornell 7 case highlights a loophole in New York’s rape laws. Ohio takes a different approach

Ohio law recognizes voluntary intoxication as a barrier to consent in sexual assault cases. That's a crucial contrast to New York law.

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