Discipline on the Crime
In February 2012, Barbara Galanek, a Birchland Park Middle School English/ reading schoolteacher, pushed thirteen a time old pupils and called him “a piece of crap.” The pupil happened to be the son of an East Longmeadow Police officer who brought forth the charges. The scholars’ parents told the police that their son was pushed by Galanek and that she called him in front of her class, where she began to verbally reprimand him “for what she supposedly felt was the child laughing at her in the hallway the day ahead.” Galanek called the pupil a “piece of crap” as he stood in front of his entire class and said that she was the “person of authority.”
She also walked up to him and pushed him, according to the complaint. She also threw the child’s classroom paperwork on the bottom also told him to “pick it up,” likewise she latterly told the child that she’d not call his parents about his conduct, and still, it would only get him in further trouble if he told his parents. On August 23 August 23, 2013, she was ordered by Judge Michael Mulcahy to write a letter of reason to the manly teenage victim and show evidence of attending a wrathful operation program. She also had to pay freights, including a$ 50 victim substantiation figure and$ 50 yearly exploration supervision figure, according to court records.
JUS 430 Week 4 Punishment on the Crime
If she satisfies the conditions of exploration and stays out of trouble, the case is dismissed by the court at the end of the six-month period. I suppose grounded on the crime, the discipline given wasn’t enough, this is a child we’re speaking of, and indeed, more so, the child was under the age of fifteen. Not only did she physically harm him, but she also emotionally abused him. In this case, the schoolteacher took a plea deal given by her attorneys. Generally, it’s a deal that the attorneys for the victim give because the victim in the case agrees to it, or in this case, the parents agreed to the plea deal. Numerous times plea deals are the stylish way of not making the case go further or not having to swear in court( for the victim), substantially a way of putting the case behind them and moving on. Whatever the reason, until I’m in a situation like this, I’m unfit to say what I would do else.
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