I'm betting in the long run the sentences given to teachers for having sex with students will be reduced overall. I think it will be done so mothers (wives) won't have to be away from their children for so long. In order for them to reduce the sentences for female teachers, they'll have to reduce sentences across the board. Won't they? As a matter of fact, many female teachers have been getting off fairly easy. A lot of them are getting light sentences, like just probation. Some of the sentences are just strange, like 1 to 4 years? What does that really mean?

Anyway, I'm wondering if there is a reliable sources that show the sentences handed down to both female & male teachers. Like for say - The last 5 to 10 years?

Already there are quite a few charges in 2018. There are more female teachers being caught then male teachers. Are male teachers more afraid? The mostly married females range in age from about 22 to 50. The law seems indicate that there are lots more of them, but they haven't been caught.

They are calling it the "Sexepidemic" and I doubt it is going to stop any time soon. Are wives really this unhappy, or is something else at play? These people are betraying their families and causing many divorces. In some cases families have broken up and have lost their homes. If one goes to jail, there goes half of their income. The partner, children and families on both sides are put through lots of unnecessary stress & embarrassment.

I have a very huge list and they are mostly married female teachers. Just google - something like "Female Teacher Arrested" then do the same with male teachers.

Thanks!