UK - Rebecca Joynes, teacher, accused of sex offence against 2 pupils

[bobbymkii]

All set for tomorrow:

Court 5 - sitting at 10:00 am

HER HONOUR JUDGE CORNELL​

SITTING AT 10:15 am

For Mention and to Fix

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SMITH Chadley

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GMANM

CPS

RE: POCA

SITTING AT 10:30 am

For Sentence

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JOYNES Rebecca

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GMANM

CPS

Reporting restrictions under Section 2 of the Sexual Offenders Amendment Act 1992 and Section 4(2) of the Contempt of Court Act. Res HHJ Cornell. Defendant to Attend

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JOYNES Rebecca

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MANCM

CPS

 

[I am not Sherlock H.]

In the eyes of those who knew her, Rebecca Joynes was a “nice and quiet” person who lived in a leafy village.

Growing up, Joynes was the eldest of two children who enjoyed gymnastics and dancing.

Joynes was described by her dad, who attended court to support his daughter, as a “perfect child in every way” who from “child to adult was always at the top.”




more at the link...........

‘Nice and quiet girl’ from leafy village became a predatory teacher

Rebecca Joynes betrayed her trust as a teacher to groom two teenage boys

www.liverpoolecho.co.uk

That quote from is it the accused’s father saying: from “child to adult was always at the top.”

Going to leave that right there. SMH.

And from observing details on this case, if / when convicted seems this individual needs to be precluded from contact with children and young adults. MOO

 

[OrangeCash]

That quote from is it the accused’s father saying: from “child to adult was always at the top.”

Going to leave that right there. SMH.

Wish there was a green sick emoji

 

[Dotta]

"Rebecca Joynes wore a black coat over her head as she was guided into court by her father, Stuart, with the pair both carrying supermarket bags for life filled with her possessions."

https://twitter.com/x/status/1808794182317674798

 

[MollyHarps]

I’m glad she’s turned up at court I had a feeling she’d try and end things prior to sentencing.

I know people who have worked with her, she was always very cold and standoffish and had more interest in showing off with the students rather than interacting with staff.

I also know the school she was at but as it’s not been released in the press due to protecting the boys identity I won’t mention it.

I hope the court passes a long sentence today

 

[Parker Knoll]

Guided ?
Just walk into court normally, no need for a headlock.
Her mum who’s driving can bring her bag in when she’s parked up.
Strange family.
JMO

 

[Becky53]

Rebecca Joynes case LIVE as ex-teacher learns fate after having sex with pupils

The 30-year-old was convicted of six counts, relating to two boys, in May

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk

Live sentencing

 

[Dotta]

Re her coming to Court
carrying "bags of life"

It is called THEATRICS
Hahaha

 

[Parker Knoll]

He runs a tea shop on the Wirral .. with a soon to be convicted daughter.
He needs to stay in lane here.

 

[Kittypoo]

Re her coming to Court
carrying "bags of life"

It is called THEATRICS
Hahaha

I wonder if the pink bonnet will put in an appearance

 

[Parker Knoll]

Not seen it so far !

 

[Dotta]

Dbm

 

[Kittypoo]

Wish there was a green sick emoji

So has now earned the title of Paedophile maths teacher he must be so proud

 

[MollyHarps]

I find the families behaviour very strange

Like at this stage she’s been found guilty do you really want to be seen walking into court with her? Especially when you own a business which relies on the public

 

[Little Nicki]

Paedophile teacher who had pupil's baby jailed for over six years - live updates

Paedophile teacher Rebecca Joynes, who preyed on school pupils - and became pregnant by one of them - wept in the dock as she was sentenced at Manchester Crown Court today

www.mirror.co.uk

"Maximum sentences
Prosecutor Joe Allman has told the court the sentencing guidelines in relation to the offences against Rebecca Joynes.

The maximum sentence for sexual activity with a child is 14 years in prison.

The maximum sentence for sexual activity with a child by a person in a position of trust is five years behind bars."

How is this right? How is the maximum sentence almost 10 years LESS if the accused is in a position of trust? I don't understand.

 

[MollyHarps]

Really good victim statement read out on behalf of boy B

Rebecca Joynes case LIVE as ex-teacher learns fate after having sex with pupils

The 30-year-old was convicted of six counts, relating to two boys, in May

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk

 

[MollyHarps]

Paedophile teacher who had pupil's baby jailed for over six years - live updates

Paedophile teacher Rebecca Joynes, who preyed on school pupils - and became pregnant by one of them - wept in the dock as she was sentenced at Manchester Crown Court today

www.mirror.co.uk

"Maximum sentences
Prosecutor Joe Allman has told the court the sentencing guidelines in relation to the offences against Rebecca Joynes.

The maximum sentence for sexual activity with a child is 14 years in prison.

The maximum sentence for sexual activity with a child by a person in a position of trust is five years behind bars."

How is this right? How is the maximum sentence almost 10 years LESS if the accused is in a position of trust? I don't understand.

I think the poster below is correct it’s two separate charges

I can’t see it being anything near that I’m going for 5-7 years

 

[bobbymkii]

Paedophile teacher who had pupil's baby jailed for over six years - live updates

Paedophile teacher Rebecca Joynes, who preyed on school pupils - and became pregnant by one of them - wept in the dock as she was sentenced at Manchester Crown Court today

www.mirror.co.uk

"Maximum sentences
Prosecutor Joe Allman has told the court the sentencing guidelines in relation to the offences against Rebecca Joynes.

The maximum sentence for sexual activity with a child is 14 years in prison.

The maximum sentence for sexual activity with a child by a person in a position of trust is five years behind bars."

How is this right? How is the maximum sentence almost 10 years LESS if the accused is in a position of trust? I don't understand.

I believe that the "in a position of trust" charges relate to offences against boy B after he had turned 16, therefore above the age of consent, but it is still illegal due to her being his teacher.

 

[Becky53]

Neil Foden the paedophile headteacher got 17 years recently.

 

[Little Nicki]

I believe that the "in a position of trust" charges relate to offences against boy B after he had turned 16, therefore above the age of consent, but it is still illegal due to her being his teacher.

I understand that they are 2 different charges. I just don't understand the vast difference in the sentencing guidelines. Both the offences are for sexual activity with a child, so I don't understand why the sentencing guidelines max sentence is a lot higher if the accused is NOT in a position of trust. Surely the offence is worse (aggravating features) if the accused IS in a position of trust?