Lasciviousness Penalties For Teachers

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Lasciviousness generally refers to acts of a sexual nature that are offensive or indecent. In the Philippines, acts of lasciviousness are punishable under the Revised Penal Code. Here are some key points:
- Acts of lasciviousness are defined as acts committed against a person of either sex by using force or intimidation.
- Penalties range from imprisonment to fines, depending on the severity of the act.
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Sure, here are the basic differences:
- Sexual Harassment:
- Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical harassment of a sexual nature.
- Often occurs in workplace or educational settings.
- Sexual Assault:
- Unwanted sexual contact that involves force, manipulation, or coercion.
- Includes rape, groping, and other forms of physical sexual violence.
- Acts of Lasciviousness:
- Acts committed against a person using force, intimidation, or deceit that are offensive or indecent.
- Punishable under the Revised Penal Code in the Philippines.
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Attempting to touch the genital area generally falls under sexual assault or acts of lasciviousness rather than sexual harassment. This is because it involves unwanted physical contact of a sexual nature.
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Attempting to touch the genital area without consent is a serious matter and can be classified under acts of lasciviousness or sexual assault, depending on the specifics of the case. Here are some key points about each:
- Sexual Assault: Includes unwanted sexual contact that involves force, manipulation, or coercion. Attempting to touch the genital area can be considered sexual assault.
- Acts of Lasciviousness: Involves acts committed using force, intimidation, or deceit that are offensive or indecent. Attempting to touch the genital area might also fall under this category.
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In the Philippines, when a public teacher commits an act of lasciviousness against a minor under *, the penalties can be severe. Here are the key points:
- Reclusion Temporal (12 years and 1 day to 20 years) due to the aggravating circumstance of the offender being a public officer.
- Additional penalties could be imposed if the act is committed in the premises of the educational institution.
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Reclusion Temporal is a fixed range of imprisonment from 12 years and 1 day to 20 years. However, mitigating circumstances can reduce the sentence within this range. Examples of mitigating circumstances include voluntary surrender or showing remorse.
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