Dr. Olivarius comments on New York’s laws on intoxication and consent, the broad scope of the civil lawsuit, and how both the complainant’s and Cornell University’s credibility may come under scrutiny.
The Cornell case has renewed scrutiny of how the law addresses intoxication and consent. Speaking with Omar Jimenez on CNN Newsroom Primetime, Dr. Olivarius discusses the legal questions at the heart of the case.
The Cornell sexual assault case has brought renewed attention to a controversial component of New York sexual assault law known as the “voluntary intoxication exclusion.” Speaking to USA TODAY, Dr. Olivarius discusses its implications for cases involving intoxication and consent.
The Cornell sexual assault case has renewed scrutiny of university accountability and New York’s laws on intoxication and consent. Dr. Olivarius discusses how the current legal framework accounts for the realities of alcohol and drug-related impairment.
Cybernews featured Dr. Ann Olivarius in its coverage of a Barcelona stage adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own, whose ads were flagged over references to feminism.
Dr Ann Olivarius joins John Pienaar on Times Radio Drive to discuss plans for specialist sexual offences courts across England and Wales and the wider challenges survivors face when seeking justice.
Drawing on decades of experience representing survivors of sexual misconduct and advancing human rights through the legal system, Dr. Olivarius reflected on her career and the role lawyers can play in promoting accountability and access to justice.
A controversial UK rape sentencing case has reignited debate about victims’ rights, accountability, and public confidence in the justice system.
An LBC Radio interview with Iain Dale examines the Fordingbridge rape case, sentencing review, and broader questions of accountability.
At Oxford University, Dr. Ann Olivarius discussed abuses of power, democratic accountability, and the role of law in advancing equality and protecting rights.
This article features commentary from Dr. Ann Olivarius on how misconduct claims involving male victims are perceived.
Dr. Ann Olivarius is cited in reporting on continued public and media scrutiny surrounding the Epstein files.
