Acquitted Teacher Still Not Rehired

	posted by Matt on 11:32 AM April 20th, 2006
	Anonymous User writes "Acquitted teacher may lose job Excerpt: 'Fronczak was charged with one count of capital sex battery and one count of lewd and lascivious molestation. It took the jury less than an hour to acquit him, but more than nine months later he still doesn't have his job back.'"

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'nother one... (Score:1) by mcc99 on 11:46 AM April 20th, 2006 EST (#1) ... for the man-is-guilty-regardless-of-the-facts file.

Re:'nother one... (Score:1) by khankrumthebulgar on 06:47 PM April 20th, 2006 EST (#2) He should sue the school District for abusing his Civil Rights. He should also sue the Parents of the Students who falsely accused him of a crime. The Little whores who did this should be expelled from school and charged with filing a False Police Report. Watch though nothing will happen with them Nothing. That's right Destroy his career at 51. What will he do now? The FemNags don't give a Shit he is already Guilt and most prove his innocence.

what actually happened?? (Score:1) by quetzal on 02:34 PM April 21st, 2006 EST (#3) The school says even though he was found not guilty in court, he did commit "inappropriate behavior". What actually happened in that classroom, if anything? Does anyone know? Did he touch either of the girls? The article does not say. --quetzal

A Good Attorney? (Score:1) by Davidadelong on 10:48 AM April 22nd, 2006 EST (#4) This Guy needs to find a moral and compassionate attorney to take his case? If it were a Woman there wouldn't be any question about finding an attorney as they would be assured of victory and take the case on a contingency basis. I would imagine that he would be told that he would have to provide a "healthy" retainer to find an attorney, as most Men are told when they endeavor to try and seek justice within our current paradigm. I wonder when there will be mass demonstrations in the streets against the war on American Citizens, as it is a little closer to home than Iraq? "It is a good day to die!"

Recruitment (Score:1) by Hunchback on 01:15 PM April 23rd, 2006 EST (#5) It's cases like this that an organization like the NCFM should jump on, even if they can't offer much legal or financial support. A pat on the back and a little moral support would go a long way toward winning this guy's heart and mind. And as a teacher, he might be able to quietly detoxify the learning experience of his young charges. A letter, a phone call, a visit, anything. We shouldn't just wait for high-profile cases. No Male Left Behind should be our motto.

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