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Why Was Only A Teaching Ban Imposed On This Lecherous Woman?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.AOG the Daily Wail does not mention the age because the girl was over 16. You can be 100% certain the 'Wail' would have put it in the headline if the pupil was under 16 and so still legally a child!
The teacher was not charged with any offence meaning that the girl was over 16. Paedophilia is defined as haveing a sexual interest in a child who is below the age of puberty , so the teacher can not be classified as a paedophile! Do you not ever think these things through before posting?
The teacher was not charged with any offence meaning that the girl was over 16. Paedophilia is defined as haveing a sexual interest in a child who is below the age of puberty , so the teacher can not be classified as a paedophile! Do you not ever think these things through before posting?
because we read the article AOG - I hesitate to say re-read
and then we find out around line 5
why she was banned from teaching
it was a teachers disciplinary panel
( but surely we knew that anyway )
and they are the licensing authority for teachers
and not a criminal court
( but we knew that didnt we)
and so they only had powers which relate to teachers who they are and where they teach etc
unlike Chad Thingey who was indicted in a criminal court ( different words because they are different things) for sexual offences
( and we knew that as well didnt we)
and then we find out around line 5
why she was banned from teaching
it was a teachers disciplinary panel
( but surely we knew that anyway )
and they are the licensing authority for teachers
and not a criminal court
( but we knew that didnt we)
and so they only had powers which relate to teachers who they are and where they teach etc
unlike Chad Thingey who was indicted in a criminal court ( different words because they are different things) for sexual offences
( and we knew that as well didnt we)
there is a criminal charge related to taking advantage of a vulnerable child or adult
but since we dont know the facts
but we do know the above wasnt a criminal court
we can conclude that no case was brought
(criminal charges usually come first then the licensing disciplinary bit is so so much easier)
you just say they have been convicted of a crime and that therefore they are unfit to be a member of whichever licensing body it is
but since we dont know the facts
but we do know the above wasnt a criminal court
we can conclude that no case was brought
(criminal charges usually come first then the licensing disciplinary bit is so so much easier)
you just say they have been convicted of a crime and that therefore they are unfit to be a member of whichever licensing body it is
as everyone says: it's a disciplinary matter before a professional panel, not a criminal charge before a court, and that's because there's no evidence of a crime. Teachers' panels have no powers to order public horsewippings, even for lecherous women.
"Barton admitted that she had failed to maintain boundaries" - makes her sound like a negligent landowner.
"Barton admitted that she had failed to maintain boundaries" - makes her sound like a negligent landowner.
Would your reaction be the same if a male teacher had a relationship with an over 16 year old female student???
As said, this is only news because it was a teacher and one of her pupils.
If the same (over 16 years old ) schoolgirl had sex with a random 37 year old woman who was not her teacher we would never have known about it, it would never have been reported as it is would not be news, it would just be an act of consensual sex between 2 people over the age of consent.
As said, this is only news because it was a teacher and one of her pupils.
If the same (over 16 years old ) schoolgirl had sex with a random 37 year old woman who was not her teacher we would never have known about it, it would never have been reported as it is would not be news, it would just be an act of consensual sex between 2 people over the age of consent.
If you look through the typical hypercritical tabloid prurience prodding Middle England into a frothy frenzy of moral outrage, there is still the very real issue here - that this woman has abused her position of trust in starting a sexual relationship with a pupil.
We should not lose sight of that while we are quite rightly upbraiding the hysterical attitudes to the relationship caused by the kind of titillating nonsense that the Mail loves so much.
We should not lose sight of that while we are quite rightly upbraiding the hysterical attitudes to the relationship caused by the kind of titillating nonsense that the Mail loves so much.
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