Cornell Appoints Former Acting Attorney General Who Was Fired by Trump for Insubordination to Lead Investigation
As a tempest swirls around Cornell University amid a high-profile case of alleged sexual misconduct, the college has appointed a former acting U.S. The post Cornell Appoints Former Acting Attorney General Who Was Fired by Trump for Insubordination to Lead Investigation appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
TL;DR
- Cornell University appointed Sally Yates, former acting U.S. Attorney General, to investigate a sexual misconduct case.
- The case involves allegations of gang rape at the Chi Phi fraternity, with the accuser claiming intoxication and ketamine use.
- The accused fraternity members have denied the allegations.
- Yates was previously fired by President Trump for insubordination.
- Critics question the impartiality of Yates's appointment due to her political history.
- Cornell stated Yates's review will be comprehensive, examining policies and responses to sexual misconduct.
- The investigation will also assess Cornell's adherence to Title IX, the Clery Act, and other relevant laws.