Brock Turner, who was found guilty of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman, is applying for an appeal. His lawyers called the initial trial "a detailed and lengthy set of lies." While the crime is known as the Stanford rape case, Turner was in fact not convicted of rape but three felony counts of sexual assault. "What we are saying that what happened is not a crime," said Turner's legal adviser, John Tompkins, to Bay Area news outlet KNTV-TV. "It happened, but it was not anywhere close to a ...
Brock Turner, who was found guilty of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman, is applying for an appeal. His lawyers called the initial trial "a detailed and lengthy set of lies." While the crime is known as the Stanford rape case, Turner was in fact not convicted of rape but three felony counts of sexual assault. "What we are saying that what happened is not a crime," said Turner's legal adviser, John Tompkins, to Bay Area news outlet KNTV-TV. "It happened, but it was not anywhere close to a ...
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