Massachusetts H1734 aims to prevent educator sexual misconduct and abuse of children and youth.
Massachusetts H1734 amends existing laws to address educator sexual misconduct and abuse of children and youth. It imposes penalties, including imprisonment and fines, on educators who engage in sexual relations with students under specific conditions. The bill also mandates sex offender registration and allows victims to pursue civil action. It defines educators broadly, including administrators, teachers, counselors, coaches, and bus drivers, and applies to both public and private institutions.
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