The Crime Victims' Rights Act, 18 U.S.C. § 3771, gives victims of federal crimes the right to be treated with fairness and with respect for their dignity and privacy. Federal courts are required to ensure that these rights are afforded during relevant proceedings, while federal officials involved in the detection, investigation, or prosecution of crimes must make their best efforts to ensure that victims are afforded these rights. However, there is no blanket federal law prohibiting the American press from publishing the name of an adult rape or sexual assault victim, although additional protections may exist under state law. The journalist's request was met with a furious response from women. As an act of solidarity and refusal to help in this search, women have started what looks like a social media movement called #IamJaneDoe. In an effort to conceal and defend the victim's true identity, women are flooding social media algorithms with reels and posts claiming to be the Cornell Jane...