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Should she be fired? Absolutely. She violated the rules for a teacher.
Is this kid a victim? I'm having trouble with that. If a 17-year-old football player were accused of a violent crime people would have no problem with saying he was old enough to be treated as an adult.
So if he's above the age of consent but "age-of-consent rules are not in play in when it comes to 'significant relationships,' which include teachers and their students," does that mean a 22-year-old teacher of a continuing education class could be prosecuted for sex with a 40-year-old student?
The student said he flirted with Greene during class, gave her his cell phone number, then texted her, asking if she was "kinky."
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The victim recorded the sex act and later shared the video with his teammates and a childhood friend.
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Although the age of consent in D.C. is 16, Greene was charged because she was the teen's teacher.
Should she be fired? Absolutely. She violated the rules for a teacher.
Is this kid a victim? I'm having trouble with that. If a 17-year-old football player were accused of a violent crime people would have no problem with saying he was old enough to be treated as an adult.
So if he's above the age of consent but "age-of-consent rules are not in play in when it comes to 'significant relationships,' which include teachers and their students," does that mean a 22-year-old teacher of a continuing education class could be prosecuted for sex with a 40-year-old student?