A Tulsa法院驳回了April Wilkens根据俄克拉何马州2024年《幸存者法》作出的重判, A Tulsa court denied April Wilkens' resentencing under Oklahoma’s 2024 Survivors Act, sparking outcry over unequal justice.

9月4日, 一个Tulsa法院驳回了4月Wilkens根据俄克拉荷马州2024年《幸存者法》重新判刑的请求, 这部法律旨在处理家庭暴力幸存者的案件。 On September 4, a Tulsa court denied April Wilkens’ request for resentencing under Oklahoma’s 2024 Survivors Act, a law meant to address domestic violence survivors’ cases. 维护者、家人和幸存者联合起来支持,批评这一决定是司法不公,并强调系统性问题,包括检察官为反对释放她而花费的12 000美元。 Advocates, family, and survivors rallied in support, criticizing the decision as a failure of justice and highlighting systemic issues, including the $12,000 spent by prosecutors opposing her release. 特别是在一个家庭暴力和亲密伴侣杀害发生率高的州, 新的法律没有得到公正实施。 The case underscores concerns that new laws aren’t being applied fairly, especially in a state with high rates of domestic violence and intimate partner killings.