California Teacher Avoids Charges Despite Allegedly Teaching While Intoxicated

Prosecutors cite insufficient evidence and legal gaps, highlighting a surprising loophole in state law.

Sutter County prosecutors announced no charges against the teacher due to lack of evidence.
The teacher's Blood Alcohol Content was reported to be twice the legal limit for driving.
Legal requirements for child endangerment and DUI charges were not met, according to officials.
Teaching while intoxicated is not explicitly illegal under California law, leading to no criminal charges.
The teacher's employment status with the school district remains unclear.