Does the evidentiary provision of Florida's sexual battery statute violate the Fourteenth Amendment?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED DOES THE EVIDENTIARY PROVISION OF FLORIDA’S SEXUAL BATTERY STATUTE VIOLATE THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT? | AND/OR CAN A STATE LAW MANDATE LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE SENTENCES BASED ON UNCORROBORATED ACCUSATIONS OF SEXUAL BATTERY BY FIRST TIME OFFENDERS?” AND/OR DID THE STATE COURTS VIOLATE HIS 187 AMENDMENT RIGHT TO PETITION FOR A REDRESS OF HIS GRIEVANCES?’ OO 794.022 Rules of Evidence. (1) The testimony of the victim need not be corroborated in a prosecution under 794.011. ? 794.011(1) (h) sexual battery means oral, anal, or vaginal union with sex organs 794.011(2) (a) anyone who commits sexual battery upon a person under the age of 12 commits a Capital felony punishable by life imprisonment without parole. > Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.071 and Chapter 86 Fla. Statutes. ii