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Almost all criminal convictions are public record, unless sealed for a specific reason (youthful offender, perhaps). Please cite an example of a teacher convic

Almost all criminal convictions are public record, unless sealed for a specific reason (youthful offender, perhaps). Please cite an example of a teacher convicted of child abuse where that conviction was "hidden from the public." If anything, those cases are splashed across news websites even when there's nothing more than an accusation.

megaremote 8y ago
> Please cite an example of a teacher convicted of child abuse where that conviction was "hidden from the public." If anything, those cases are splashed across news websites even when there's nothing more than an accusation. How could they?
- mrmuagi 8y ago
  The difference is "hidden from the public" vs "hidden from every human being every living". If there is a perpetrator/victim, there's at least two people that can break out of the nd/hush scenario. And, well I'm a little surprised on the teacher angle (and even firefighter).. Have teachers really abused children and simply been "reassigned to different positions with pay"? Is this a common occurrence statistically?