Stacy Schuler

**Marx** · 28th-October-2011

Stacy Schuler, a former health and physical education teacher at Mason High School, is led out of the Warren County Common Pleas Courtroom of Judge Robert Peeler Thursday Oct. 27, 2011 in Lebanon, Ohio. Schuler, a high school teacher was convicted Thursday of having sex with five students, some of them football players, after an Ohio judge rejected an insanity defense that argued the teens took advantage of her. (AP Photo/The Cincinnati Enquirer, Gary Landers)

She is charged with 16 felony counts of sexual battery and three misdemeanor offenses relating to offering alcohol to minors. Schuler is 33, taught gym and provided athletic trainer services at Mason High School for a decade.

Ohio Teacher Indicted on 16 Felony Counts of Sexually Battery - Yahoo! News

She is being defended by a father & son law firm, who basically are blaming anyone & everyone for her actions (rape of minors).

**Marx** · 28th-October-2011

I have also just submitted this to the register-her.com site.

**James Huff** · 28th-October-2011

She only got 4 years for what she did, and can be out on parole in 6 months.

**chevalier** · 28th-October-2011

Well of course she only got 4 years. It's not like it was as serious as if a male teacher had done the same thing.

It's rape when a man does it. It's sex with a minor when a woman does it.

**Marx** · 29th-October-2011

Please note that an article mentioning her as a prime example of double-standards for female rapists of minors has been placed on fox19's website.

Is there a double standard between male and female sex offenders - FOX19 News and Weather - Greater Cincinnati Area

Several women are interviewed about the hypocritical standards applied to female rapists. No surprise, Helen Magers, instantly blames men for the double-standards and tries to absolve women, or at least that's how it seems to me from her statement. Nonetheless, she does go on to talk about male victims of rape (by females) as being shamed into silence and how it may manifest later in life as violence or suicide.