여선생과 14살학생의 성관계

Former middle school teacher Debra Lafave leaves the Hillsborough County Courthouse Tuesday morning Nov. 22, 2005, after pleading guilty to two counts of lewd and lascivious battery. Lafave, 25, whose sexual liaisons with a 14-year-old middle school student made tabloid headlines, avoided prison as part of a plea agreement reached Tuesday. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)

Fla. Teacher Pleads Guilty in Sex Case

수업이 끝난 방과 후 교실에서 여자 선생님이 14살의 학생과 섹스를 하고

남자 얘의 15살짜리 조카가 운전하는 차 안에서도 섹스를 즐기던 여자선생님이

외설과 음란, 호색유혹이런 두 명목으로 유죄를 선고 받았다. 14살 학생은

조사관에게 그녀-여선생-는 결혼 생활에 문제가 있으며자기와의 섹스에서

자신이 깨어 난다고 얘기를 했으며 학급 여행을 갔다가 돌아오는 길에 처음

관계를 갖었다고 한다. 이거 미국 정말로 문제다 곳곳에서 여선생과 남 학생의

성 스캔들이 일어나고 있는 데 신문에 안난 게 또 얼마나 많을까, 참 걱정되는구나,

이런풍조가 또 한국으로 불지는 않을지...

By MITCH STACY, Associated Press Writer 1 hour, 38 minutes ago

TAMPA, Fla. - A female teacher pleaded guilty Tuesday to having sex with a 14-year-old student,

avoiding prison as part of a plea agreement.

Debra Lafave, 25, whose sensational case made tabloid headlines, will serve three years of house arrest

and seven years' probation. She pleaded guilty to two counts of lewd and lascivious battery.

The former Greco Middle School reading teacher apologized during the hearing, saying "I accept full

responsibility for my actions."

The boy told investigators the two had sex in a classroom at the school, located in Temple Terrace near Tampa, i

n her Riverview town house and once in a vehicle while his 15-year-old cousin drove them around Marion County.

The boy told investigators Lafave told him her marriage was in trouble and that she was aroused by the fact that

having sex with him was not allowed. He said he and Lafave, a newlywed at the time, got to know each other

on their way back from a class trip to SeaWorld Orlando in May 2004.

If convicted at trial in Hillsborough County, she could have faced up to 15 years in prison on each count.

The plea agreement also was designed to resolve similar charges in Marion County, where Lafave was scheduled

to appear in court Dec. 8. But prosecutor Ric Ridgeway said his office wants to speak with the boy's family first.

Hillsborough Circuit Judge Wayne Timmerman said LaFave also will forever lose her teaching certificate, must

register with the state as a sexual predator, may not have any contact with children including the victim, and will

not be allowed to profit from the sale of her story or personal appearances.

The victim's mother said afterward that the public scrutiny had taken its toll on the family, and they just wanted

to see it all end.

"If we had continued along this path, this would have followed him forever," said the mother, whose name was

being withheld to protect her son's identity. "My prayer is that he can leave this behind him and go on and be

a happy, healthy young man."

After Tuesday's hearing, Lafave's attorney, John Fitzgibbons, said the plea was "a fair resolution of this case."

Asked how she felt afterward, Lafave said "tired."

Fitzgibbons said in July that plea negotiations had broken off because prosecutors insisted on prison time,

which he said would be too dangerous for someone as attractive as Lafave. He said then that she planned

to plead insanity at trial, claiming emotional stress kept her from knowing right from wrong.