'Consent videos' a focus of ex-world junior hockey players' trial — but does such evidence stand up in court?
May 4, 2025
In the wake of the #MeToo movement, some men have been filming videos appearing to show women agreeing to sexual activity. It’s arisen, for example, at the trial for the ex-junior hockey players in London, Ont., that resumes Monday. But according to some experts, "consent videos" may not serve any legal purpose.
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