Crumbley Trial Sparks Legal Debate and Calls for School Accountability

As the Crumbley parents face sentencing, controversy over proffer agreements and demands for school reforms highlight the case's wider impact.

Prosecutors defend the use of proffer agreements with school officials in the Crumbley trials, stating no immunity was granted and no promises were made.
Defense attorneys argue that the agreements should have been disclosed to the Crumbleys' lawyers, citing potential impacts on witness credibility.
The Families for Change, representing parents of the victims, call for school accountability and the removal of Oxford School District board members.
Michigan has passed new gun safety laws in 2023, including criminalizing failure to secure a gun if it ends up in a minor's possession.
James and Jennifer Crumbley, parents of the shooter, were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and face up to 15 years in prison each.