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The teenage suspect accused of killing a classmate at Tanglewood Middle School in 2022 appeared in court on Thursday.

The teenage suspect accused of killing a classmate at Tanglewood Middle School in 2022 is expected to appear in court on Thursday.

The teenager accused of shooting and killing a classmate at Tanglewood Middle School will appear in court Thursday afternoon.

The child charged in the deadly shooting at Tanglewood Middle School in Greenville County, South Carolina, will find out today if he will be tried as an adult.

Jordan Williams, who was 12 years old when authorities say he fatally shot classmate Jamari Jackson inside the middle school faces a minimum 30-year sentence.

South Carolina law allows for a child of any age to be tried as an adult on a charge of murder, and this has happened on many occasions.

Through their arguments and witnessess testimony, both the prosecution and the defense disagreed about what the shooting was at Tanglewood Middle School in March 2022.

After two days of testimony, a judge is now deciding if a teen suspect in the Tanglewood Middle School shooting in 2022, should be tried as an adult.

Thursday, the 14-year-old charged with killing a student at Tanglewood Middle School in March 2022 stood before a judge.

A Greenville County Family Court judge will determine if a 14-year-old will be tried as an adult for shooting and killing a classmate at Tanglewood Middle School when both boys were 12 years old.