一位法官下令于2026年4月举行听证会, 受害人质疑Jesse Butler以俄克拉荷马州马西法侵犯他们的权利为由, A judge ordered an April 2026 hearing after victims challenged Jesse Butler’s youthful offender sentence for raping two teens, citing violations of their rights under Oklahoma’s Marsy’s Law.

一位佩恩县法官计划于2026年4月13日在俄克拉荷马州Stillwater举行听证会, 受害人律师质疑对Jesse Butler的年轻罪犯判决, A Payne County judge has scheduled an April 13, 2026, evidentiary hearing in Stillwater, Oklahoma, after victims’ attorneys challenged the youthful offender sentencing of Jesse Butler, convicted of raping two high school students. 受害人辩称,这一决定侵犯了俄克拉荷马州《马西法》规定的受害人权利,该法确保了受害人获得通知、咨询和公平待遇的权利。 The victims argued the decision violated their rights under Oklahoma’s Marsy’s Law, which ensures victims’ rights to notice, consultation, and fair treatment. 法官认定有足够的事实争议需要现场证词和证据,重点是受害人在认罪求情和判刑前是否得到适当的知情和参与。 The judge found sufficient factual disputes to require live testimony and evidence, focusing on whether victims were properly informed and involved before the plea deal and sentencing. 巴特勒以不抗辩认罪，并接受了辅导和监督而非入狱，随着公众对受害者权利的担忧以及在严重性侵案件中使用青少年罪犯法规的担忧，他面临新的法律审查。 Butler, who pleaded no contest and received counseling and supervision instead of prison, faces renewed legal scrutiny amid public concern over victims’ rights and the use of youthful offender statutes in serious sexual assault cases.