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In Stillwater, Oklahoma, an 18-year-old former high school athlete, Jesse Mack Butler, pleaded no contest to a series of violent sexual assault charges stemming from incidents committed when he was 17. Court documents show he was originally charged as an adult with 10 felony counts — including first-degree rape, attempted rape, sexual battery, and multiple counts of domestic assault by strangulation.

Despite facing a possible 78-year prison sentence, Butler was instead granted youthful-offender status under Oklahoma law. The sentence was suspended on the condition that he complete a court-supervised rehabilitation plan: over 100 hours of community service, weekly counseling, daily check-ins, a curfew, and a ban from social media — until he turns 19.

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