Summary
The ongoing trial regarding the alleged sexual assault by 2018 Team Canada junior hockey players focuses on a woman’s claims that she was intoxicated and lacked control during the incident in a hotel room. Defense lawyer Daniel Brown argues that the woman instigated sexual advances and proposed actions, while she maintains she felt coerced and unable to leave. The cross-examination has revealed discrepancies in her memory of events, including her interactions with the players, particularly with Alex Formenton, amidst a backdrop of significant memory gaps and confusion.
