Cornell defendant’s lawyer seeks gag order that could silence Jane Doe’s attorney
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Cornell defendant’s lawyer seeks gag order that could silence Jane Doe’s attorney
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A lawyer for one of the men accused in the Cornell sexual assault case asks a judge to impose a gag order that would limit attorneys to speaking only in court proceedings, including Jane Doe’s attorney. NBC News’ Maggie Vespa and Misty Marris share the latest developments in the ongoing case.Oct. 12, 2026
