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The report said that she had a sexual relationship between her and her pupil on 4 distinct occasions.
Her case caused an uproar in the media and her lawyer was arguing that she was at risk being a gorgeous woman in jail, and Lafave had been temporarily insane in her behavior.
Debra Jean Williams (born August 28, 1980), better known under her former married names of Debra Lafave and Debra Beasley, is an American woman who formerly taught at Angelo L. Greco Middle School in Temple Terrace, Florida. In 2005, she pleaded guilty to lewd or lascivious battery against a teenager. The charges stemmed from a sexual encounter with a 14-year-old male student in mid-2004. Lafave’s plea bargain included no prison time, opting for three years of house arrest due to safety concerns, and seven years of probation.
In July 2008, within the terms of her plea deal, Lafave petitioned to convert the remainder of her house arrest to probation, having satisfied other terms such as sex offender therapy and community service. Her petition was granted and her house arrest ended four months early. On October 29, 2009, Lafave was cleared to have unsupervised contact with some children. On September 22, 2011, Lafave moved to end her probation four years early, on account of having completed all other obligations and recently becoming a mother of twin boys fathered by a relationship with a restaurant owner. The relationship didn’t work out, and in 2016 the couple went through a custody dispute, according to court records obtained by PEOPLE. Her petition was granted and her probation ended that day. The teen’s family stated that they would appeal the decision. The early termination of probation was reversed by the 2nd District Court of Appeals on August 15, 2012. Lafave asked the Florida Supreme Court to reinstate her release from probation. On January 24, 2013, Lafave was ordered to continue her probation while the Florida Supreme Court waited to hear the case.
In October 2014, the Florida Supreme court ruled in favor of Lafave.
