Mother Who Was Convicted After Her Son Carried Out Shooting in Michigan Asks To Be Released From Prison
Jennifer Crumbley’s lawyer says it is ‘grossly unfair’ for his client to be held behind bars as her appeal plays out.
Oxford Shooter's Mother Seeks Release During Appeal of Involuntary Manslaughter Conviction
Jennifer Crumbley's lawyer seeks her release from prison while her appeal on an involuntary manslaughter conviction is pending.
Mom convicted in Michigan school shooting case asks to be released from prison
Attorney Michael Dezsi argued in the new motion that Crumbley — who was sentenced this year to 10 to 15 years in prison — hasn't committed any crimes, isn't a danger to anyone and won't run away. Dezsi said that Crumbley should be allowed to post bond ...
Mom of Oxford shooter asks to be released from prison while appeal is pending
Crumbley asked Dec. 2 that a judge throw out her involuntary manslaughter conviction or give her a chance at a new trial.
Oxford school shooter's mom, Jennifer Crumbley, asks judge to release her from prison
Crumbley mom's appellate lawyer argues that she had no legal obligation to stop her son's rampage and that she's not a risk to flee if she's released.
Jennifer Crumbley, mom convicted in Michigan school shooting case, asks to be released from prison
Jennifer Crumbley, the mom of Michigan high school shooter Ethan Crumbley, is asking to be released from prison on bond as her appeal moves through the courts.
High School Shooter’s Mother Asks For Prison Release Pending Appeal
Jennifer Crumbley, who was sentenced to 10-15 years for convictions of involuntary manslaughter, asks for release pending appeal.
Oxford High School shooter's mom Jennifer Crumbley wants out of prison
As Jennifer Crumbley, the mother of the Oxford High School shooter, works to appeal her sentence, her attorney is demanding ...
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Jennifer Crumbley requests release from prison pending appeal
Jennifer Crumbley's attorney told Court TV, 'We believe eventually some court in this process is going to throw this case out ...