The Trial of Jennifer Crumbly

This chapter discusses the trial of Jennifer Crumbly, the mother of a school gunman, who is found guilty of four counts of involuntary manslaughter. Legal experts analyze the implications of parental liability for criminal acts committed by their children and debate whether this case will set a precedent for prosecutors to target parents in similar situations. The chapter also explores potential racial disparities in the criminal justice system and mentions a new Michigan law regarding safe storage of weapons.