Michigan judge rules school shooter eligible for life sentence without parole
- Teenager pleaded guilty to killing four students and injuring seven others at Michigan high school in 2021.
- Judge ruled that shooter's age and difficult home life were mitigating factors but did not outweigh seriousness of crime.
- Prosecutors highlighted shooter's premeditation and obsession with violence in arguing for maximum sentence.
- Formal sentencing is scheduled for December 8 after opportunity for victims' families to share impact statements.
- Shooter's parents also face charges over providing access to the gun used in the school shooting.