A judge has declared a mistrial in the sexual assault case involving five former players of the Canadian world junior hockey team. This decision comes after ongoing legal proceedings, with a new jury set to be selected as the process restarts. The case, stemming from events in 2018, has drawn significant public attention, highlighting issues of consent and accountability within the sport. Prosecutors have begun presenting their case, emphasizing the dynamics of power and choice faced by the alleged victim. The legal battles are likely to continue, as the nation watches closely.