Accusations lead to sexual assault charges against New Jersey teacher
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ByBrickfield & Donahue
When criminal charges are related to a person’s line of work, they
can be especially serious. If a person in New Jersey is accused of sexual
assault when they work for a school, the consequences could be career
ending. Simply being accused of such a crime could have devastating effects
on a person’s reputation and might spell the end of their career in
education.
A woman in New Jersey has been accused and charged with sexual assault
after allegedly participating in sexual activity with a student. Even
if it isn’t clear what allegations of sexual assault are based on,
it might be wise for those accused of a crime to speak with a criminal
defense attorney. They can help make sure all evidence was gathered legally,
and that the accused person’s rights are protected.
Because a conviction could mean a teacher would never be able to teach
again, and they would have a harder time finding a job related to teaching,
it is important that they receive fair treatment. Since every person is
innocent until proven guilty in the criminal justice system, it is important
that every person be treated fairly and with respect.
While it is important to respect any potential victims in cases dealing
with sexual assault, it is equally important that the person accused of
the crime is able to defend his or herself. While the case is being investigated,
the woman accused in this situation has been suspended from teaching,
showing how serious these charges are and how much of an impact the case
is already having on her career.
Source: NBC 4, “NJ Teacher, Softball Coach Arrested in Alleged Sex Assault,” May 4, 2012
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