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The Prosecutor Spoke First
The Governor and Attorney General have filed their opposition to a challenge over Executive Order No. 64. Their 52-page memorandum raises powerful...
2026-10-23The Camera Is Not the Court.
Thomas P. Giuffra has made the case for his clients on national television. His litigation record mostly includes dismissed claims, unsuccessful appeals and...
2026-10-22Dear Judge Perry-Bond: That's Not How the First Amendment Works.
We received a removal request from Judge Perry-Bond and promptly published it with our response. Here is the amusing thing about demanding that a journalist...
2026-10-22BREAKING: Cornell Lawsuit Filing Raises Questions About Redaction Failures in Plaintiff's Court Documents -JANE DOE IDENTIFIED
Documents received by WIJDR show partially redacted identifying information in a sworn affirmation filed in the Cornell sexual-assault lawsuit, raising...
2026-10-22Thomas Giuffra, Three Failed Anonymity Appeals, and the Cornell Litigation
From Sean “Diddy” Combs to Cornell University, attorney Thomas P. Giuffra has represented plaintiffs whose explosive allegations attracted national...
2026-10-21Named, Blamed, and Then Dropped
When a sensational lawsuit becomes a substitute for investigative journalism, an innocent-of-the-allegations-by-association fraternity member can become a...
2026-10-20Documents should be inspectable, searchable, and quotable in context.
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Big Tish James
Should Big Tish James be involved in the investigation and prosecution of the Cornell 7?
Can a woman consent to sex if she is voluntarily intoxicated?
Lucy Craig engaged in voluntary consumption of alcohol and illegal substances. Is she capable of consent? And if not, are the men, who were also drinking and consuming illegal substances, according to public reporting, capable of consent? Can they claim that they were raped by Lucy Craig?
Did Lucy Craig Rape Those Drunken Boys?
Her texts say she was not drunk. The bar says she was not drunk. The boys were drunk. Did Lucy Craig (AKA "JANE DOE") rape those boys? Leave a comment with your opinion.
Discuss: Should Lucy Craig Sue Thomas Guiffra?
Thomas Guiffra's famefag attention seeking, publicity stunts have backfired. It is now known that he was leaking records related to the case (the poorly redacted afformation in support of proceeding as Jame Doe was only in possession of the person who filed it). He named a U.S. Active Service Marine, lied about a swat event, filed a fake DMCA in bad faith to this blog, named an incorrect person as a defendant, misrepresents New York's dram shop liability laws against Moonies, and named an entity that doesn't actually exists on paper. His hope was, similar to the Comb's cases, to throw shit against the wall, leak favorable documents, cancel anyone who speaks against his client, and sway the public sympathy. That backfired, with help from LucyCraog.blog. As her case becomes a comedy of errors, we ask you, should Lucile H. Craig sue Thomas Guiffra and his firm for malpractice?
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Lucy Craig
What do you feel should happen to women who cry rape?
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