[edcoil]

No accountability for any government hack. They get a free ride to molest you children.

Does the law cover priests as well?

[TommyDale]

Unbelievable.

[SmithL]

Guilty!

[blackdog]

Gubmint animals more equal than others it seems.

[ichabod1]

Because you can’t sue the government. Learn it. Love it.

[ETL]

No need to worry, folks. Obama's "Safe School Czar" is on the job!

Obama's "Safe School Czar" Kevin
"use a condom" Jennings
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From the Washington Times...

EDITORIAL: At the president's pleasure
'Safe school czar' encouraged child sex with an older man
September 28, 2009

A teacher was told by a 15-year-old high school sophomore that he was having homosexual sex with an "older man." At the very least, statutory rape occurred. Fox News reported that the teacher violated a state law requiring that he report the abuse. That former teacher, Kevin Jennings, is President Obama's "safe school czar". ..."

According to Mr. Jennings' own description in a new audiotape discovered by Fox News, the 15-year-old boy met the "older man" in a "bus station bathroom" and was taken to the older man's home that night...".

On the tape, Mr. Jennings recollected that he told the student to make sure "to use a condom" when he was with the older man. That he actively encouraged the relationship is reinforced by Mr. Jennings' own description in his 1994 book, "One Teacher in 10." In that account, the teacher boasts how he allayed the student's concerns about the relationship to such a degree that the 15-year-old "left my office with a smile on his face that I would see every time I saw him on the campus for the next two years, until he graduated." ...

http://washingtontimes.com/news/2009/sep/28/at-the-presidents-pleasure/
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[Sacajaweau]

But the kid kept going with her and getting molested....until...yup...they got caught...and it became all her fault.

Looks like the court didn't go stupid on this one. Too bad kid...

[Tublecane]

“because what he did was so far outside the scope of his job”

I think that would be where the “negligence” part comes in.

[samtheman]

The accountability should be in the criminal justice system and should be demanded of the perpetrators.

Why should the tax payers be held accountable for this?

[fml]

The school isn't responsible for the teacher's conduct, the court said back then, because what he did was so far outside the scope of his job

1) It was a she2No duh!

[a fool in paradise]

What do you think this is? The Catholic Church?

The NEA-USA is unaccountable. So is the UN.

[Oberon]

Reason #492 to homeschool.

[fml]

The school isn't responsible for the teacher's conduct, the court said back then, because what he did was so far outside the scope of his job

1- BS

2 - He was a she

3 - I should hope so

[a fool in paradise]

But it's only a step beyond the state Supreme Court's 1989 ruling that threw out a suit against the Oakland Unified School District by a junior high student who said his teacher molested him during a school-sponsored work session at the teacher's apartment. The school isn't responsible for the teacher's conduct, the court said back then, because what he did was so far outside the scope of his job.

San Fransicko/Okland culture of corruption PING.

[UCANSEE2]

Apparently the child has no ‘legal standing’.

[mmercier]

Any 14 year old male who claims publicly that he was molested by a female guidance counselor is clearly in need of a psychiatrist, hopefully one who is more insane than he is.

I am thinking momma smells an easy million$.

FUBAR

[Opinionated Blowhard]

And remember, the more government takes over, the more people and institutions will be covered by sovereign immunity.

Does anyone think that once the government starts making health care decisions that people will be able to sue like they can sue an insurer for denying coverage or treatment?

[GeronL]

In most states the taxpayers would have to pay big bucks.

[bigbob]

so instead, they ruled that the kid needs...more counseling.

[hosepipe]

[ A 14-year-old boy who allegedly was sexually molested by a female guidance counselor can't sue his school even if it was negligent in hiring and supervising her ]

How many people laughed?...