Milwaukee teacher Katherine Gonzalez had a twisted way of helping her 11-year-old "chronically depressed" student cheer up. The 24-year-old teacher from Atlas Preparatory Academy decided to make the boy feel "happy" by showing him special attention outside of school hours, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports, the kind his parents weren't aware of until his mom saw his phone. Gonzalez took the child her apartment on on Feb. 25, where the two watched the movie "Deadpool," as she rubbed her hand over his groin, had him touch her breasts and genital area over her clothing, and they kissed. The fifth-grade teacher's secret was discovered by the boy's mother, who noticed his phone buzzing on a school night at 3:30 a.m. after taking it away from as a punishment. The mother found disturbing messages to her son from the teacher, …show more content…
speaking about him touching her "down there." According to FOX6, police began investigating the teacher on March 1st, 2017, after the mother contacted them about the sickening Snapchat and Instagram messages she discovered, that the child said was hard to talk about. One of the messages allegedly sent from Gonzalez to the 11-year-old boy read: I'm in love with a kid, and I hate that I can't tell anyone. The teacher admitted using Snapchat for several months to speak with the student, confessing she did take him to her home, claiming she took him out for a "reward." Gonzalez pleaded guilty in August to second-degree sexual assault of a child after explaining she developed the sexual relationship with the child over her own nerves from an upcoming proposal she was expecting from her boyfriend, which she was having doubts about.
The 24-year-old said she has been experiencing fewer flashbacks from being sexually assaulted in college since she began receiving treatment after being let out on bail after her arrest. She apologized through her tears "for my unthinkable actions," to a courtroom that the victim and his family members were not in before being sentenced to five years in prison for for second-degree sexual assault of a child, with an added seven years of extended supervision. Judge Mark Sanders used the teacher's admitted guilt to warn others about following in her footsteps, describing her "predacious" behavior in grooming the child, deeming her sexual assault on him serious even though it it didn't cross into sexual
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• Principal Peattie had a terrible secret that Lillian found out when she went into the basement of the school by accident.
Ladies and gentlemen of the Jury. I am here to represent Justin Garcia, to prove the negligence of Jessica Nordeen. The law of negligence says that negligence occurs if an individual does something harmful that a person of ordinary intelligence would not do. In the next few moments,I will prove to the Jury that there was a breach of duty in the case of Garcia v. Nordeen.
The court’s decision based on the treatment of young people in this case emphasizes on the concept of social justice, which means the fair allocation of wealth, resources and opportunity between members in a society. The appellant in this case, Louise Gosselin, was unemployed and under the age of 30. She challenged the Quebec Social Aid Act of 1984 on the basis that it violated section 7 of her security rights, section 15 of her equality rights in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and section 45 of the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms. For the purpose of this essay, we shall explore the jurisprudence analysis of section 7 and section 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Section 7 states that everyone has the
Jodi Arias and Eva Dugan are both women who were convicted of murder and were sentenced to death in the state of Arizona. Jodi Arias was convicted of murdering her ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander on May 8, 2013. Eva Dugan was convicted of murdering her employer chicken rancher Andrew J. Mathis in January of 1930.
On January 11, 1983, Nancy Cruzan lost control of her car. Cruzan was ejected from the vehicle where she landed face down in a ditch filled with water. Paramedics who reported Cruzan as being unresponsive and having no vital signs when they discovered her. However they were able to resuscitated her and transport her to the hospital. She would later be diagnosed as being in a persistent vegetative state (PVS). Cruzan would need a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy surgically inserted into her for long-term care. After weeks of being in a comma Cruzan showed no signs of improving and her parents requested the removal of her feeding tube. The request was denied by the hospital.
Jairina Gonzalez-Villalobos stated she was in he bed with her daughter, Jairy Gonzalez, at her residence located at 31600 126th Ave SE trailer #84 in the City of Auburn, King Co, WA. Gonzalez said her boyfriend, Erick Chinchilla-Aguirre, entered the room and demanded her cellphone, but she refused to give it to him. Gonzalez said Chinchilla tried to take her cell phone out of her hand, and she sat up and tried to prevent him from taking it. Gonzalez said Chinchilla grabbed the front of her neck with onen hand and squeezed making it difficult to breathe. Gonzalez said Chinchilla then grabbed the front her of neck with two hands, and pushed her down into a lying position, and squeezed her neck for about three to four seconds. Gonzalez said while
The plaintiff has asked us to evaluate Cynthia Bavaso’s liability for trade secret misappropriation. Under the Illinois Trade Secret Act (ITSA), to make a claim for trade secret misappropriation the plaintiff must establish that: a trade secret existed; the secret was misappropriated through improper acquisition, disclosure, or use; and the owner of the trade secret was damaged by the misappropriation. 765 Ill. Comp. Stat. Ann. 1065/2(b) (2010). We will examine the defendant’s actions in acquiring her former employer’s confidential customer list; Bavaso’s potential breach of the Statement of Confidentiality; and if Bavaso’s actions caused irreparable harm to the plaintiff.
Dolores Oubre, a 40 and plus years employer who worked for several years for Entergy Operations, Inc. as a scheduler at a power plant in Killona, Louisiana. One morning at work, in 1994, she received a poor performance rating; therefore a year later, she was given two options to consider by her supervisor. The two options stated; first, to either improve her performance during the coming year; second, accept a voluntary arrangement for her severance,” Stated David Twomey (2013, pg. 548). Oubre chose option 2, and she agrees to receive six installment payments, which occurred over the next four months in 1995. The main issue in the case is that Entergy Operations, Inc. and Oubre violated the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, as set forth in the Older Workers Benefits Protection Act. Stated Twomey (2013, pg. 548), Which sent the case to court.
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Baker’s case had raised wide public concern on illegal immigrants and “passport babies” at that time and had a great impact on how children’s rights are respected in immigration proceedings.
Ann Hopkins was denied a partnership at Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC), a prominent professional services networking firm based in the United States, in 1982 (Badaracco, 1). She later sued the company for discriminatory promotion practices due to her loss. While the Supreme Court ruled that Ann Hopkins was indeed discriminated against the promotion, there can be arguments made for and against the view that Ann Hopkins was subject to discrimination during the assessment process. The case can be made that Hopkins was discriminated against due to three key factors during the assessment. These factors, while independently may not necessarily denote discriminatory behavior, can still signify discriminatory conduct based on the context and weight
PER REPORTER: Heather said her son attends Clauda’s daycare and he came home from daycare yesterday and told her a little girl by the name of Charley told him to do something inappropriate. Heather said she knows her son was telling the truth about what he told her the girl told him to do, because she said her son does not talk inappropriately. Heather said according to her son, Charley told him to put his finger in her who-ha referring to her private part. Heather said her son told her Heather has also tried to get other boys (Ethan, Brook, and Bernard) in their class to touch her, but she said her son told her he never touched the child. Heather said when her disclosed the following allegations to her she notified the Clauda’s daycare and
Yolanda ordered the attorney fees, even though Gi-Hann got the “ok” to accept the funds. However at this point, even if the borrower were to send the funds, they would be rejected because there is no code on the account (code 55). I see the effort in both agents, but neither are following up. Since Yolanda has not spoken to the borrower and Gi-Hann didn’t follow up on the code, I would say to give it to the agent that actually secures the funds.
Beep … Beep, that is what was heard throughout the classroom, and then we heard a beeping outside the window and it started and one beep per minute and that went on for about five minutes. Then it sped up to ten beeps per minute and then after that it just slowly kept speeding up, until the beeping was one solid tone. Then while walking back from lunch Mark yelled out “there is a bomb! ” and then the whole school heard him including John, and as soon as he heard that yelled he moved faster than the human eye can register he took off from his desk sending it flying into the air. When he reached the bomb he saw that it was more high tech than anything he has ever seen. He ran away with it but he wasn’t fast enough it blew up in his hands as he reached the middle school playground and all of a sudden we had kids in middle school who could fly, run faster than the eye can see, turn into metal, turn invisible, and kids who could control things with