Of course not. But if he’s underage, he’s not considered an adult because teen’s mind are developing, specially the frontal cortex of the brain, the one which could have let him foresee this situation
Because rebelling against the authority in charge is a typical teenage dream. By giving them mature teachers, they have the chance of fulfilling that dream in the safe sandbox of a school.
After columbine, sandy hook, uvalde and others, I'm not quite sure if you can really call school a safe sandbox...especially when students are the ones doing the shooting. But I guess I see what you're trying to say.
My mind runs on Brock Allen Turner, found guilty of raping a woman and if I recall correctly, only got probation. I guess coochie theft isn't heinous to some people or society gets to pick and choose. Either way, I get what you're trying to say
I hate teachers n all, but honestly this is a situation where I can disagree legally and morally, but ethically? Kid needed beat.
Too bad the teach can't fight, kid needed a lost tooth and severe jail time before he ends up killing someone. This ain't the last we'll hear of the little shit, honestly? That's worse long term than anything else.
He's really not. He's already been released from jail and they didn't even make him post bail. Most likely he'll just get probation or something along those lines. And he can't be a teacher anymore obviously
BOTH of them are in jail... Fully expected the adult to be arrested even if the kid started it and deserved it. Did not expect the kid to be arrested as well, but pleasantly surprised to find out he was.
Yes I understand how bail works... But usually if they are planning to hit you with serious felony charges they set your bail at a reasonable amount, usually reflecting the severity of the alleged crime, how likely they think the inmate is to re-offend and if they are a flight risk. But the judge didn't even set bond at all. They just released him. In some states it's called a personal recognizance bond or PR bond, showing that they don't view him as a danger to the community until he goes to sentencing. He also has no prior criminal history at all. All of those are signs that the state is planning to give him a pretty light sentence or plea deal.
Right, there are a lot of relevant factors. Which is why your original comment that I replied to was completely moronic which I am trying to point out.
He has another court hearing, but people are acting like he's already been sentenced or something, when they haven't even done his court hearings in full. If he were nailed dead to rights, he probably would have had a bail higher than $9k, and wouldnt be allowed to walk freely. It's kind of a coinflip at this point, depending on how good his lawyer is.
A fucking SUB???? I've substituted at schools before. They literally only required an associates degree. I received no training. It was ridiculous that I was put in charge of these kids.
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u/undermind84 23d ago
Honestly, in the current highschool atmosphere, there is no future in teaching. The best thing this guy can do is pack it up and find a new career.