{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"VideoObject","altText":"Comment attachment by Anonymous","alternateName":"DcxEWbaq5dm_rKQd.mp4","caption":"","contentUrl":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/763/raw","datePublished":"2026-11-06T03:19:19+00:00","description":"","encodingFormat":"video/mp4","identifier":"763","isAccessibleForFree":true,"machineReadable":{"json":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/763/index.json","markdown":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/763/index.md"},"name":"Comment attachment by Anonymous","ocrStatus":"not_applicable","ocrText":"","text":"[00:00] In final questions CBS New York does have the Title IX documents they say and they say they have a quote from your client saying\n[00:07] I thought that engaging in some sort of group thing was dirty and beneath me moral turpitude or reflection on morality is\n[00:14] Certainly different than engaging in criminal activity. Those are not necessarily the same\n[00:19] But I'm wondering how your client reflects on this case today\n[00:22] So I think you can be compassionate which he is and at the same time\n[00:27] not be remorseful, because in his view this was a consensual interaction. So you can have\n[00:38] both going on at the same time. You can be upset for someone that they experienced something\n[00:46] traumatic and yet not be the reason that it happened. And I think that we all have\n[00:52] have to remember that Jane Doe clearly experienced something that affected her in a very big\n[00:59] way, and I think that we need to be respectful of that and treat the allegations she's made\n[01:06] with deference and let her have a dignified manner in which to explain what she believes\n[01:15] happened.\n[01:16] At the same time, the Cornell 7, as it were, and I hate that moniker, that label, deserve\n[01:25] the same opportunity.","thumbnailUrl":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/763/thumb.webp","transcriptSegments":[{"end":7.01,"start":0.21,"text":"In final questions CBS New York does have the Title IX documents they say and they say they have a quote from your client saying"},{"end":14.17,"start":7.01,"text":"I thought that engaging in some sort of group thing was dirty and beneath me moral turpitude or reflection on morality is"},{"end":19.25,"start":14.37,"text":"Certainly different than engaging in criminal activity. Those are not necessarily the same"},{"end":22.21,"start":19.25,"text":"But I'm wondering how your client reflects on this case today"},{"end":27.73,"start":22.73,"text":"So I think you can be compassionate which he is and at the same time"},{"end":38.97,"start":27.73,"text":"not be remorseful, because in his view this was a consensual interaction. So you can have"},{"end":46.45,"start":38.97,"text":"both going on at the same time. You can be upset for someone that they experienced something"},{"end":52.97,"start":46.45,"text":"traumatic and yet not be the reason that it happened. And I think that we all have"},{"end":59.59,"start":52.97,"text":"have to remember that Jane Doe clearly experienced something that affected her in a very big"},{"end":66.17,"start":59.59,"text":"way, and I think that we need to be respectful of that and treat the allegations she's made"},{"end":75.17,"start":66.17,"text":"with deference and let her have a dignified manner in which to explain what she believes"},{"end":76.17,"start":75.17,"text":"happened."},{"end":85.41,"start":76.17,"text":"At the same time, the Cornell 7, as it were, and I hate that moniker, that label, deserve"},{"end":86.45,"start":85.41,"text":"the same opportunity."}],"transcriptStatus":"ready","transcriptText":"[00:00] In final questions CBS New York does have the Title IX documents they say and they say they have a quote from your client saying\n[00:07] I thought that engaging in some sort of group thing was dirty and beneath me moral turpitude or reflection on morality is\n[00:14] Certainly different than engaging in criminal activity. Those are not necessarily the same\n[00:19] But I'm wondering how your client reflects on this case today\n[00:22] So I think you can be compassionate which he is and at the same time\n[00:27] not be remorseful, because in his view this was a consensual interaction. So you can have\n[00:38] both going on at the same time. You can be upset for someone that they experienced something\n[00:46] traumatic and yet not be the reason that it happened. And I think that we all have\n[00:52] have to remember that Jane Doe clearly experienced something that affected her in a very big\n[00:59] way, and I think that we need to be respectful of that and treat the allegations she's made\n[01:06] with deference and let her have a dignified manner in which to explain what she believes\n[01:15] happened.\n[01:16] At the same time, the Cornell 7, as it were, and I hate that moniker, that label, deserve\n[01:25] the same opportunity.","url":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/763"}