Title: Teacher Sex Offender List: 25 Female Teacher and Student Sex Crime Scandals | LawFirms.com
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Teacher Sex Offender List: 25 Female Teacher and Student Sex Crime Scandals
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Below is a teacher sex offender list with twenty-five (25) teacher and student sex cases of convicted and/or falsely accused female sex offenders:
Melissa Ann Andreini
Keri Ann Brekne
Lisa Lynette Clark
Margaret De Barraicua
Sandra Beth Geisel
Becci Hill
Cynthia Horvath
Debra Beasley LaFave
Lisa Lavoie
Autumn Leathers
Mary Kay Letourneau
Vicky Lynn Lewallen
Jennifer Mally
Lisa Robyn Marinelli
Carrie McCandless
Alison Peck
Kelsey Peterson
Stephanie Ragusa
Jennifer Rice
Donna Lou Sanders
Natasha Sizow
Abbie Jane Swogger
Traci Tapp
Pamela Rogers Turner
Jaymee Wallace
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Top Female Teacher Sex Offenders in the Spotlight: Debra Beasley LaFave
Mary Kay Letourneau
Pamela Rogers Turner
Though the criminal sex penalties are the same, victims are underage, and the alleged actions are similar, female teacher sex offenders in most cases face significantly lighter sex crime penalties than their male counterpart offenders do. We have compiled a teacher sex offender list of female teachers who slept with students and charged with having an inappropriate teacher and student relationship. Teachers flirting with students and engaging in sexual activity seems to surfacing more often. Even more disturbing, these female teacher sex offenders have even gained pop culture status through intense media scrutiny regarding their arrests and sex crime trials. Contrary to their male sex-offending peers that are often deemed as “predators” by public and judicial consensus, female teachers involved in sex scandals tend to receive lighthearted, even flattering press coverage and minimal jail sentences that make them memorable pop culture stories, instead of being reviled sexual predators forgotten by the public as they serve out their criminal sentences. In a five (5) year study by the Associated Press from 2001 through 2005, an average of five hundred (500) educators faced disciplinary or criminal action following allegations of sexual relations with students. Fueling the fascination even further, a only ten (10) percent of these teachers were women. In lieu of low numbers, the media frenzy surrounding an alleged sexual relationship between a female teacher and her student expose numerous details regarding each of these teacher and student sex encounters.