Legal analysts are drawing comparisons between the unfolding alleged gang rape case at Cornell University and the 2023 sexual assault trial in London, Ont., involving five Hockey Canada players. The Hockey Canada trial resulted in the acquittal of all five players, a verdict that sparked considerable controversy. Experts point to potential parallels in the legal challenges of prosecuting these types of cases, specifically regarding evidence and witness testimony. Both cases involve allegations of group sexual assault, raising questions about accountability and the difficulties faced by accusers. The similarities are prompting discussion about potential outcomes in the Cornell case and the broader challenges of achieving justice in sexual assault allegations. Concerns are surfacing that the Cornell case may face similar hurdles to prosecution as seen in London, Ont.