阿拉巴马州建议对儿童性侵犯处以死刑,旨在质疑2008年最高法院的裁决。 Alabama proposes death penalty for child sex assault, aiming to challenge 2008 Supreme Court ruling.

阿拉巴马州总检察长Steve Marshall和立法者,包括州参议员April Weaver和州立议会Matt Simpson正在提议立法,允许对犯有性侵犯12岁以下儿童罪的人判处死刑。 Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall and lawmakers, including State Senator April Weaver and State Rep. Matt Simpson, are proposing legislation that would allow the death penalty for those convicted of sexually assaulting children under 12. 这一推动是在Bibb县发生严重虐待儿童案件之后进行的,目的是质疑2008年最高法院的一项裁决。 This push follows a severe child abuse case in Bibb County and aims to challenge a 2008 Supreme Court ruling. 该提案反映了佛罗里达州和田纳西州的法律,力求争取国家支持对儿童强奸案的更严厉处罚。 The proposal mirrors laws in Florida and Tennessee and seeks to garner national support for harsher penalties in child rape cases.