Four men accused in a gang rape case at Cornell University are attempting to remove New York Attorney General Letitia James from the investigation, claiming bias due to her previous comments. Governor Kathy Hochul appointed James as special prosecutor in October, but the defendants argue that her social media post supporting the alleged victim demonstrates a lack of impartiality. The case involves allegations made by a woman against seven men from the Chi Phi fraternity, with a lawsuit filed on September 16.
Key facts
- Four defendants are seeking to remove Letitia James from the investigation.
- James was appointed as special prosecutor by Governor Kathy Hochul in October.
- The alleged incident involves claims made by a woman against seven men from Chi Phi fraternity.
- A lawsuit was filed by the alleged victim on September 16.
- Jacqueline Kelly has been appointed to assist in the investigation.
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