Six months in jail and 180 days of probation, registration as a sex offender.
He can have no contact with children, including his own.
May 21, 2008 - Colby Molan, 35, a Kennedy High School health teacher accused of sex abuse and official misconduct involving two 
female students was arraigned Tuesday.
Molan is accused of kissing and groping a 14-year-old student May 2 in the downstairs physical-education office at the school. Police also have accused him of having two sexual encounters with an 18-year-old student in school offices, according to jail documents.
Molan's attorney requested that Molan be allowed visitation with his children under conditions set by the Oregon Department of Human Services. Molan was arrested May 13 on charges of Official Misconduct in the First Degree and Sexual Abuse in the Third Degree.
TT - Molan "wore a polo shirt and jeans," according to the reporter. We wondered if he was barefoot.
GUILTY PLEA & SENTENCING July 8 - Molan pleaded guilty to one count of third-degree sex abuse and was sentenced to 180 days in jail and five years of probation.
A second charge of third-degree sex abuse involving the 14-year-old and a charge of official misconduct were dropped as part of the plea bargain, Murphy said. The official-misconduct charge involved consensual sex with a student who was 18 at the time.A third-degree sex abuse conviction means his teaching license automatically will be revoked. (He will have 21-days to appeal the revocation. )
Molan has been in custody for the last two weeks when he was found in contact with children unrelated to the case. It was a violation of his release agreement.
Judge Timothy Alexander told Molan he has a particularly harsh view of sex offenders and people who abuse positions of authority.T he judge told Molan he has a particularly harsh view of sex offenders and people who abuse positions of authority. Jail time was not part of the plea agreement.
Molan also will have to register as a sex offender. He must comply with his probation conditions, which include not having any contact with minors, as well as his own children, without Department of Human Services approval.
