A Superior Court judge in Connecticut ruled that recordings and written witness statements must be made publicly available from a high-profile false rape case.
Judge Daniel Klau ruled last week that the recordings and witness statements in the case of Nikki Yovino should be released to the public, but added that the state Freedom of Information Commission should consider whether a recording of Yovino having sex with the two men she falsely accused of rape violates laws against voyeurism, the Connecticut Post reported.
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