EStreetJoe
Well-Known Member
Interesting article on how the courts have a double standard when it comes to teacher-student sex depending on if its a male teacher or a female teacher.
http://blog.nj.com/njv_editorial_page/2013/02/sex_crimes_and_teachers_is_sex.html
Excerpt from the middle of the article:
http://blog.nj.com/njv_editorial_page/2013/02/sex_crimes_and_teachers_is_sex.html
Excerpt from the middle of the article:
New Jersey law makes no distinction between girls and boys in cases like these. But anyone who is remotely honest concedes that our culture does indeed make a distinction, and that can spill over into the courtroom.
Full disclosure: I have a son and a daughter, both teens, and I make a distinction myself. I’m not proud of that fact, but it comes from some deep reptilian portion of my brain that is not subject to logic.
Yes, I would be furious if a female teacher had sex with my son at age 15, and I’d demand prison time. But if a male teacher had sex with my daughter at age 15, the police might need to analyze his dental records to identify the body.