A New York judge expressed doubts on Thursday about the ability of Attorney General Letitia James to conduct a fair investigation into sexual assault allegations at Cornell University. Despite these concerns, the judge hesitated to decide on her removal from the case.
The court’s reluctance stemmed from the requirement that all accused individuals would need to support the petition for the attorney general’s removal to be considered. This posed a challenge in proceeding with the requested action.
Letitia James, known for her public presence, recently gave a speech at the Brooklyn Museum. Her role in the Cornell University investigation has now come under scrutiny as the legal question of her impartiality remains undecided.
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