That student betrayed an expected level of privacy. If someone can be fined or charged for opening someone else mail why aren't they punished for opening and stealing from someone's phone.
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Ligammari
10 years ago
Bonne chance
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Steven Wood
10 years ago
I didn't realize we live in a society where this students theft of a teacher's phone was acceptable. If the student hadn't commutted the crime in the first place would administrators have even known about the photos? This is equatable to "the fappening" last year in which the FBI found the image "leakers" in violation of the celebrities rights to privacy. This student should face the same criminal penalties.
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Michelle Steadham
10 years ago
I realize that even if she gets her job back, she might not want it, but I want to show support for her. Some twit invaded her privacy, she has a right to believe her students would respect her belongings and would have the decency not to share her personal photos.
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Irelis Hill
10 years ago
Sad to read about this incident. No one has the right to invade someone else's privacy like this. Having an open email or an unlocked phone is not an invitation for people to prey on your personal live. Hope this get resolved in the best posible way.
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Samantha Childers
10 years ago
Bring her back, or I hope she sue's all of union county !
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Don Larson
10 years ago
The student should be charged, if she left her purse and he stole money how is that different from invading her privacy.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is unfair!
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Morgan T
10 years ago
Ms. Arthur. The student in question who stole her private photos deserves punishment.
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Shaun Alex
10 years ago
The teacher is the victim here. She has a right to privacy
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is so wrong! Mrs. Arthur should not be in the wrong! The student needs to be punished!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The student should be punished, not the teacher.
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Betsy Jenkins
10 years ago
The kid broke the law. The teacher was the victim. Shame on you, administration.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Just because her phone was laying in the open does not give anyone the right to go through it and especially share its contents. It's time the person/people responsible get held accountable, and the victim be the victim not the one charged. This goes for all crimes not just this one. Too many victims are left being blamed for the actions of others and the perpetrators are left being free sitting back laughing
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Support from MA
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Nicholas Huang
10 years ago
Someone give that kid a whoopin
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Claudy Gons
10 years ago
Mettre la vie privée et la vie sociale de l'institutrice pour cela est mauvais, cela ne donne pas une bonne image des institutions publiques, une injustice ne peut être réparée par une autre injustice, il vaudrait mieux pour la "justice" qu'une punition équivalente soi donnée dans tous les cas, plutôt qu'un exécutoire partial et puritain extrémiste !
Merci aux autorités e de la matière de réintégrér l' institutrice.
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Kristie Bratcher
10 years ago
The student needs to have charges brought against him!!!!!
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Corey Campbell
10 years ago
There seems to be no common sense in this country anymore and the government schools seem to be the reason.
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Jennifer Koch
10 years ago
The level of disrespect towards this teacher by the school district is mind boggling. Let's be honest, because I'm sure most people have left their cell phone in a precarious place. Thankfully for you a little dirt bag didn't get hold of it and send out your personal content.
That student betrayed an expected level of privacy. If someone can be fined or charged for opening someone else mail why aren't they punished for opening and stealing from someone's phone.
Bonne chance
I didn't realize we live in a society where this students theft of a teacher's phone was acceptable. If the student hadn't commutted the crime in the first place would administrators have even known about the photos? This is equatable to "the fappening" last year in which the FBI found the image "leakers" in violation of the celebrities rights to privacy. This student should face the same criminal penalties.
I realize that even if she gets her job back, she might not want it, but I want to show support for her. Some twit invaded her privacy, she has a right to believe her students would respect her belongings and would have the decency not to share her personal photos.
Sad to read about this incident. No one has the right to invade someone else's privacy like this. Having an open email or an unlocked phone is not an invitation for people to prey on your personal live. Hope this get resolved in the best posible way.
Bring her back, or I hope she sue's all of union county !
The student should be charged, if she left her purse and he stole money how is that different from invading her privacy.
This is unfair!
Ms. Arthur. The student in question who stole her private photos deserves punishment.
The teacher is the victim here. She has a right to privacy
This is so wrong! Mrs. Arthur should not be in the wrong! The student needs to be punished!
The student should be punished, not the teacher.
The kid broke the law. The teacher was the victim. Shame on you, administration.
Just because her phone was laying in the open does not give anyone the right to go through it and especially share its contents. It's time the person/people responsible get held accountable, and the victim be the victim not the one charged. This goes for all crimes not just this one. Too many victims are left being blamed for the actions of others and the perpetrators are left being free sitting back laughing
Support from MA
Someone give that kid a whoopin
Mettre la vie privée et la vie sociale de l'institutrice pour cela est mauvais, cela ne donne pas une bonne image des institutions publiques, une injustice ne peut être réparée par une autre injustice, il vaudrait mieux pour la "justice" qu'une punition équivalente soi donnée dans tous les cas, plutôt qu'un exécutoire partial et puritain extrémiste ! Merci aux autorités e de la matière de réintégrér l' institutrice.
The student needs to have charges brought against him!!!!!
There seems to be no common sense in this country anymore and the government schools seem to be the reason.
The level of disrespect towards this teacher by the school district is mind boggling. Let's be honest, because I'm sure most people have left their cell phone in a precarious place. Thankfully for you a little dirt bag didn't get hold of it and send out your personal content.