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The Crumbley parents have 42 days after sentencing to submit the form requesting a publicly funded appellate lawyer

Jennifer and James Crumbley are the first parents convicted in a U.S. mass school shooting. They were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter.

Michigan’s Attorney General’s office says they can’t launch an investigation without probable cause that school employees committed a crime. Oxford High twice turned down the Attorney General’s offer to investigate what led to the shooting

James Crumbley told a judge Wednesday that he would not testify in his own defense

A judge has barred some text messages as evidence in the trial of a Michigan school shooter's father. The ruling came before opening statements in a suburban Detroit court.

James Crumbley, 47, is charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for each teenager killed by Ethan Crumbley at Oxford High School in 2021.

The verdict against Jennifer Crumbley was returned Tuesday. Prosecutors said Crumbley was grossly negligent.

Prosecutor Marc Keast reminded her that she could have taken Ethan Crumbley home from school when a teacher discovered a violent drawing. He stayed and shot up the school

Jennifer Crumbley said she had no role in buying or storing the handgun used to kill four students in 2021. She instead shifted responsibility to her husband.

The parents of the teen who went on a murderous rampage at Oxford High School two years ago are positioning themselves for their own trial on involuntary manslaughter charges.