Title: All Reported Cases of Female Sex-Offenders
Headings: Reported Cases of Female sex Offenders
Reported Cases of Female sex Offenders
Famous Cases of Female Sex Offenders

Content: In Tennessee, between 35 and 40 female sex offenders reside in prisons at any given time. This is compared to the roughly 3,000 imprisoned sex-offending men. In 2002, the Tennessee Prison for Women held only 5 female sex offenders. In Northern Ireland, policy researcher Dr Lisa Bunting states that up to 5% of all sexual offences against children are carried out by women, but many of these can be concealed beneath the guide of childcare duties (10 January 2006 Belfast Telegraph ). In New Jersey, populations of female sex offenders have skyrocketed from 100 nationwide in 1980 to over 1,200 in 2000. As of 2003, there were only 4 women in the entire United States under state violent sexual predator laws. Overall, about 15 percent of children are sexually harassed or abused by a teacher while in school. Most of the convicted are males, but it is only the females that make national headlines, according to Hofstra University professor Charol Shakeshaft. Famous Cases of Female Sex Offenders
Florida teacher Debra Lafave was sentenced in March 2006 for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old student. Sarah Bench-Salorio, a 29 year-old Orange County middle school teacher, pleaded guilty in September of 2005 to 29 counts of "lewd conduct" with boys.