Nervous About Action
Although fired (technically his contract was not renewed) at my old high school, my perp got a job at another private NYC high school quite some time ago. Until now, I had not been ready to take action. But two weeks ago I called the principal while I was visiting NY for a week and told her I wanted a meeting to discuss a teacher. But I wouldn't give specifics, and she wouldn't give me her time in person on such short notice without specifics. I have been playing phone tag with her since last week.
Because the S.O.L expired for me both civilly and criminally, I don't really have any legal recourse which is why I am calling her directly, but a number of people have warned me that I am opening myself up to some kind of defamation of character/libel suit. I really just don't want him around young people anymore, and I'm tired of waiting around, I've allowed him to keep perping long enough.
But I'm also scared, somewhat because I won't be believed, somewhat because even if I am believed nothing will be done, and somewhat because perp may try to get back at me by suing.
I have also been in contact with a number of agencies and people, but no one is giving me any solid advice. My gut tells me to tell the new principal all the details and let things happen as they may, but nonetheless this feels like a tremendously hard step for me.
Josh
Because the S.O.L expired for me both civilly and criminally, I don't really have any legal recourse which is why I am calling her directly, but a number of people have warned me that I am opening myself up to some kind of defamation of character/libel suit. I really just don't want him around young people anymore, and I'm tired of waiting around, I've allowed him to keep perping long enough.
But I'm also scared, somewhat because I won't be believed, somewhat because even if I am believed nothing will be done, and somewhat because perp may try to get back at me by suing.
I have also been in contact with a number of agencies and people, but no one is giving me any solid advice. My gut tells me to tell the new principal all the details and let things happen as they may, but nonetheless this feels like a tremendously hard step for me.
Josh