1. Christopher Belter — 0 years (no prison; sentenced to 8 years probation)
Note: Pleaded guilty to sexual offenses involving teens; judge imposed probation instead of a prison term.
2. Jamel Bradley — 0 years (no prison; pleaded guilty, received no prison time)
Note: Former school resource officer pleaded to sexual-battery charges; judge imposed no prison time.
3. Trevor Colombano — 0 years (no prison; probation after plea/no-contest)
Note: Convicted of sexual battery and related violent charges in Sonoma County; judge sentenced to probation over prosecutors’ objections.
4. School bus driver (Shane Piche / similar Upstate NY case) — 0 years (probation-only in plea) — example of probation instead of prison
Note: Reported high-profile NY case where judge gave probation for a rape plea; widely reported as probation-only sentencing in that jurisdiction.
5. David Wagner (Whiteland, IN) — 0 years (sentenced to time served)
Note: Reported as given time served rather than an additional prison term for a sexual-battery charge.
6. Michael Wysolovski — ~0.67 years (8 months jail, then 10 years probation)
Note: Pleaded guilty to first-degree cruelty/interference with custody in Georgia; sentence reported as 8 months in jail (followed by lengthy probation).
7. Stacey Dean Rambold — ~0.08 years (30 days jail originally; later resentencing/legal proceedings)
Note: Montana teacher originally received a 30-day sentence for rape of a minor — the short sentence caused national outrage and was later subject to appeal/resentencing actions. (Reported 30-day initial sentence.)
8. People v. Filkins (NY; attempted rape) — 0.25 years (90 days jail) + probation
Note: New York decision reporting a 90-day jail term for attempted rape with follow-on probation.
9. Curtis Arganbright (former Westminster officer) — 0.25 years (90 days jail reported)
Note: Convicted of unlawful sexual contact; sentence widely reported as 90 days — the sentence drew public criticism as inadequate.
10. Brock Turner — 0.5 years (6 months county jail; served ~3 months then released early)
Note: High-profile Stanford case; judge sentenced Turner to six months in county jail (he served three months with early release), plus probation and lifetime sex-offender registration.
הרב שעכטער וואס האט גע'חתמ'עט אויפן בריוו ציעט צוריק פון זיין חתימה, זאגנדיג אז מען האט אים פארפירט מיט די פאקטן.
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