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A teenager who admitted to multiple sexual assault charges will serve no jail time In March 2025, 17-year-old Jesse Butler was arrested after two high school students in Stillwater, Oklahoma, accused him of SA. Prosecutors charged Butler with first-degree rape, attempted first-degree r*pe, r*pe by instrumentation, and domestic assault and battery by strangulation, among other charges. According to the victims' families, they wanted Butler prosecuted as an adult and sought the maximum possible punishment. Instead, the Payne County District Attorney's Office successfully requested that Butler be designated a "youthful offender", a legal status that allows certain defendants between 15 and 17 years old to avoid some of the long-term consequences of an adult conviction. In July 2025, a judge granted that request. The following month, Butler pleaded no contest to 11 charges. Although he faced what the families say could have amounted to 78 years in prison, the judge ordered no jail time, instead sentencing him to probation, counseling, and community service. The decision sparked outrage from the victims' families, who argued Butler received special treatment because of his family's prominence in the community. Butler's father previously served as the director of operations for Oklahoma State University's football team On August 3, 2026, Butler completed probation, officially avoiding jail time. The case, however, may not be over. Newly elected District Attorney Jeremiah Gregory announced his office intends to submit the case to federal prosecutors for review. The move came after Butler's attorney reportedly argued in court that Butler was actually the victim in the case. The victims' families also say they plan to pursue a civil lawsuit. Watch the full timeline and decide: Do you think justice was served? Did the Butler family have a say in this case? #CrimeNews #Oklahoma #JuvenileCrime
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