Terry Boatright

I just want to know why Terry Boatright is not list on Thomson, Sex offender list... I dont think it's right! once an offender always an ofender... And she should pay the price for it....

Latin Female wrote:

I just want to know why Terry Boatright is not list on Thomson, Sex offender list... I dont think it's right! once an offender always an ofender... And she should pay the price for it....

. Do u mean Teresa Boatright of 2600 block of Ginger branch rd. U right she not on there... I look it up! I wounder who we talk to about tht?

Teresa Boatright is not on the sex offenders list because it seems that in the state of GA a child who is 16 years of age- can legally consent to have sex. Because this childs parents could not prove that it happened before he turned 16- she has done nothing "illegal". Even though- this is certainly immoral and down right sickening- the law does not hold her accountable for any crime! Can you believe this? If this child, however, at the age of 16 goes out and has sex with someone who is UNDER the age of 16- he can and will be charged with a sex crime.
This case went to court in McDuffie county on Friday, August 13th and my understanding is that Boatright pled guilty to DISORDERLY CONDUCT- WOW- I am certainly praying for this child and his family- she is a sex offender in my book and should be registered and given the maximum penalty!!!

In my view, we need a radical change in the way sex offenders are sentenced. The best way to protect the public is to adopt an open-ended sentencing system for these dangerous predators -- an idea that numerous policymakers have advocated over the past decade.

The way it works now, a convicted sex offender is sentenced to prison for a specific period of time. Like all convicted felons, sex offenders are sentenced in accordance with the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines. Under this system, sentences are determined by the severity of the offense and the defendant's criminal history. Designed to provide consistency and fairness, the Guidelines generally work well for most crimes.

The Guidelines, however, fail to provide adequate protection against sex offenders, and here’s why: Once a sex offender has served his time, the Corrections Department has no choice but to release him -- even if he seems at considerable risk to re-offend. The only option is to refer the case to a county attorney for possible civil commitment proceedings. If an offender meets the very high legal standard for commitment as a "sexual psychopathic personality" or "sexually dangerous person," the courts may commit him to a state hospital for an indefinite period.

Latin Female wrote:

I just want to know why Terry Boatright is not list on Thomson, Sex offender list... I dont think it's right! once an offender always an ofender... And she should pay the price for it....

Get the photo of her and post it YouTube or FaceBook. An let the world know of this person.

guess what.....She is still EMPLOYED with SOUTH STAR EMS, SHE works for the AUGUSTA DIV because the THOMSON DIV was shut down last week.....WHAT DOES THAT SAY ABOUT THE COMPANY?????