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The State Appellate Defender Office filed a motion Friday claiming “new and compelling evidence” that a life-without-parole sentence for the teenager was not justified
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Ethan Crumbley is serving a life sentence. James and Jennifer Crumbley both were convicted of involuntary manslaughter.
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The Crumbleys hired their own attorneys to defend them in separate jury trials in the Oakland County Circuit Court. Their publicly funded appeals attorneys were assigned to them through the Michigan Appellate Assigned Counsel System
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The Crumbley parents have 42 days after sentencing to submit the form requesting a publicly funded appellate lawyer
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Jennifer and James Crumbley will return to court on April 9, weeks after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter
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The foreman reportedly said other jurors thought Crumbley should have realized his son was troubled
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James Crumbley told a judge Wednesday that he would not testify in his own defense
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For the first time at a trial, school officials acknowledged they knew the teen had been at a shooting range and could have access to a gun
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James Crumbley faces involuntary manslaughter charges and a penalty for making threats while in jail
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Jurors saw a video of an interview between investigators and Ethan Crumbley's parents shortly after the mass shooting. James Crumbley insisted that a gun and ammunition were hidden at home.