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The age of consent in NC is 16, but there are laws that are felonies that make it illegal for a teacher to do anything with a student. Based on what I read someone saw them in the car together.

[QUOTE=NCTransplant;6702615]There sure as hell weren't any of these teachers around when I was in H. S. I damn sure would have taken some lessons. The problem with young guys, they can't keep their mouths shut and enjoy a good thing. I did know of a male teacher that was screwing a female student when I was in H. S. His penalty was to get sent to another school. How times have changed? I can't understand why a female teacher would fuck a male student. Any woman that looks halfway decent or even the ugly ones don't have any trouble finding some dick if they want some. Isn't 18 the age of consent?[/QUOTE].

[QUOTE=KingEpqng;6702658]The age of consent in NC is 16, but there are laws that are felonies that make it illegal for a teacher to do anything with a student. Based on what I read someone saw them in the car together.

.[/QUOTE]Okay thanks, King. This makes sense. I was thinking "well if the student was 18 how is that illegal? Termination is the worst that could happen. ".

When I was in HS a teacher slept with a student who was 18 (F teacher M student) and she was fired but as far as I know, she wasn't charged or in trouble with the law.

So even if it a university, like a 40 year old teacher and a 30 year old student, it is a felony?

[QUOTE=KingEpqng;6702658]The age of consent in NC is 16, but there are laws that are felonies that make it illegal for a teacher to do anything with a student. Based on what I read someone saw them in the car together.

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Pretty sure she will be placed on the sex offender registry as well.

Protect Our Students Act*.

Sections 1, 2 and 5 of the Protect Our Students Act go into effect Friday, Dec. 1.

The law, introduced as House Bill 142, was filed on Feb. 16,2023, and signed into law by Gov. Roy Cooper on Oct. 2. *.

Its purpose, in whole, is to closely define penalties and terms for sex offenses against students in North Carolina, as well as to increase penalties against school officials for failing to report misconduct to the*State Board of Education. It also requires public schools serving grades 6-12 to show videos containing information about sexual abuse.

Section 1 of the law details the modification of penalties and redefines certain sex offenses, including*sexual activity with a student. The penalty for this sexual offense was upgraded to a Class G felony, and it pertains to any school personnel, other than a teacher, school administrator, student teacher, school safety officer, or coach, and is less than four years older than the victim and engages in vaginal intercourse or a sexual act with a victim who is a student.

Another modification includes the redefining of taking indecent liberties with a student. The term indecent liberties was redefined as "willfully taking or attempting to take any immoral, improper, or indecent liberties with a student for the purpose of arousing or gratifying sexual desire. ".

Section 2 deals with the requirements for school officials, including any superintendent, assistant superintendent, associate superintendent, personnel administrator, or principal, to report misconduct toward students. The amendment makes it a requirement for schools officials to report the misconduct to the State Board of Education within five days of dismissal, determination of disciplinary action, or acceptance of resignation.

Failure to report misconduct is now defined as a Class I felony.

[QUOTE=SpeedyGonzales;6702736]Okay thanks, King. This makes sense. I was thinking "well if the student was 18 how is that illegal? Termination is the worst that could happen. ".

When I was in HS a teacher slept with a student who was 18 (F teacher M student) and she was fired but as far as I know, she wasn't charged or in trouble with the law.[/QUOTE]

So this just applies to students K-12? I know when I was in HS a female teacher screwing a male student was unheard of. I would have welcomed the lessons myself. I would guess most teen age boys would. I just don't get why a female teacher would want to risk it? Even ugly fat women can find some dick if she wants it.

[QUOTE=KingEpqng;6702979]Pretty sure she will be placed on the sex offender registry as well.

Protect Our Students Act*.

Sections 1, 2 and 5 of the Protect Our Students Act go into effect Friday, Dec. 1.

The law, introduced as House Bill 142, was filed on Feb. 16,2023, and signed into law by Gov. Roy Cooper on Oct. 2. *.

Its purpose, in whole, is to closely define penalties and terms for sex offenses against students in North Carolina, as well as to increase penalties against school officials for failing to report misconduct to the*State Board of Education. It also requires public schools serving grades 6-12 to show videos containing information about sexual abuse.

Section 1 of the law details the modification of penalties and redefines certain sex offenses, including*sexual activity with a student. The penalty for this sexual offense was upgraded to a Class G felony, and it pertains to any school personnel, other than a teacher, school administrator, student teacher, school safety officer, or coach, and is less than four years older than the victim and engages in vaginal intercourse or a sexual act with a victim who is a student.

Another modification includes the redefining of taking indecent liberties with a student. The term indecent liberties was redefined as "willfully taking or attempting to take any immoral, improper, or indecent liberties with a student for the purpose of arousing or gratifying sexual desire. ".

Section 2 deals with the requirements for school officials, including any superintendent, assistant superintendent, associate superintendent, personnel administrator, or principal, to report misconduct toward students. The amendment makes it a requirement for schools officials to report the misconduct to the State Board of Education within five days of dismissal, determination of disciplinary action, or acceptance of resignation.

Failure to report misconduct is now defined as a Class I felony.[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=NCTransplant;6703194]So this just applies to students K-12? I know when I was in HS a female teacher screwing a male student was unheard of. I would have welcomed the lessons myself. I would guess most teen age boys would. I just don't get why a female teacher would want to risk it? Even ugly fat women can find some dick if she wants it.[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=Laicir;6721183]The article says the cheapest session is a single hour session at about $1,400. To each their own but from my perspective, that's overpriced by $1,200.[/QUOTE]

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According to this article, 8 American Romeos were killed last November and December in Medellin. One unlucky Romeo was thrown down a 250 ft cliff. I guess the local males don't want us gringos messing with their precious Angels.

Yeah, I never bought the BS about Colombia and especially Medellin being the supposed new tourist mecca.

Shills here and other places tout that it's "much safer" now than in Escobar's heyday, and well, no shit. Just because it's no longer an active warzone doesn't mean it's not an unsafe hellhole.

It's like saying Afghanistan is safer now. You still shouldn't be there.

Plus the active stupidity of the Medellin tourist industry popping up simply because Escobar lived there.

Yeah, he chose to live in the middle of nowhere for a good reason.

Not only is it not even close any airport, but limited roads and overpopulation of tourists means that if you want to get Medellin you're often sitting in taxi for 5 hours once you leave airport.

[QUOTE=Toguro;6802295]Yeah, I never bought the BS about Colombia and especially Medellin being the supposed new tourist mecca.

Shills here and other places tout that it's "much safer" now than in Escobar's heyday, and well, no shit. Just because it's no longer an active warzone doesn't mean it's not an unsafe hellhole.

It's like saying Afghanistan is safer now. You still shouldn't be there.

Plus the active stupidity of the Medellin tourist industry popping up simply because Escobar lived there.

Yeah, he chose to live in the middle of nowhere for a good reason.

Not only is it not even close any airport, but limited roads and overpopulation of tourists means that if you want to get Medellin you're often sitting in taxi for 5 hours once you leave airport.[/QUOTE]I respectfully disagree with this assessment. I travel there many times a year and it has been safe. The cab ride is 48 minutes from the airport. Sure there were some shady / deadly interactions mostly with Tinder connections but the city is beautiful and has many great people. Chicago is WAY more dangerous. Doubt the writer has been there.

LM.

[QUOTE=LuccaMac;6808534]I respectfully disagree with this assessment. I travel there many times a year and it has been safe. The cab ride is 48 minutes from the airport. Sure there were some shady / deadly interactions mostly with Tinder connections but the city is beautiful and has many great people. Chicago is WAY more dangerous. Doubt the writer has been there.

LM.[/QUOTE]Yep, you are correct. People are in denial that the USA is in most cases, more dangerous than Medillan. Definitely got to look over your shoulders more on Sugar Creek, than the park area in Medillan. And you are probably right, the person who wrote the post probably has never been there, and possibly never even left this country.