Police questioning can shape a sexual assault case. Their approach is often wrong

The Cornell lawsuit spotlights the critical issue of police training in handling sexual assault cases, where many officers lack essential trauma-informed skills. This lack of proper training can profoundly affect the investigation and victim's recovery, often leading to re-traumatization. As more survivors come forward, it's clear that systemic changes are needed to ensure that police approaches are supportive rather than harmful, which is crucial for justice and healing in sexual assault cases.