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"Did you know that in Nevada, a person who sexually assaults a dead body is guilty of a Class A felony and is required to register as a sex offender, but a person who commits a sex offense on a child, someone who abuses their position as a trusted authority figure to abuse a child, that person is not required to register? This is sick," Miller said.

Seems Ms. Miller is a bit of a a drama queen. First of all, a seventeen year old is not a child, as indicated by the fact that in this state the age of consent is sixteen. Second, why should an act that is otherwise perfectly legal suddenly become a serious felony simply due to where you work? If the age of consent is 16, sex with a 16, 17, or 18 year old studen should be grounds for firing, not grounds for prison. Third, is it really so shocking that the law considers somebody that enjoys sex with dead bodies a bit more sick and dangerous than somebody that enjoys sex with nubile seventeen year olds?