Parents of Oxford shooting victims call for trial against school
Parents of the slain and injured victims voiced their frustration at a press conference Tuesday.
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Parents of the slain and injured victims voiced their frustration at a press conference Tuesday.
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A court hearing happened Tuesday morning in the Michigan Court of Appeals to determine whether or not James and Jennifer Crumbley will stand trial in the Oxford High School shooting.
The 2021 Oxford High School shooter's parents appeared in court Tuesday. The pair are appealing manslaughter charges brought against them.
Last week, it was ruled that Oxford Schools and its employees would be protected from lawsuits due to government immunity and many parents are frustrated.