GUILTY MI - 4 students killed, 6 injured, Oxford High School shooting, 30 Nov 2021 *Arrest incl parents* *teen and both parents guilty* #7

  • #161
Judge striking drug use from Mrs. Crumbley.
 
  • #162
Asking to remove a past arrest for Mr. Crumbley. Citation was dismissed back then.
 
  • #163
It's interesting listening to woman from probation chiming in on the defenses objections.
 
  • #164
Wanting to remove Mr. Crumbley's statements about sadness, depression which he denies having said. State says records suffice.
 
  • #165
Judge striking drug use from Mrs. Crumbley.
Ahh, she gets a pass on her prescribed Aderall and Xanax.
IMO: A hell of a lot more dangerous/addictive than pot especially in combo with alcohol,


 
  • #166
Mrs. Crumbley's attorney is objecting. Best I can tell, to everything.
 
  • #167
No contact between the J & J & E Crumbley.
Probation(?) considers James and son as enemies and can't be housed in the same facility.
Did I hear that correctly?
 
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Discussion about no contact orders between the parties and the shooter.

And provisions for not housing "enemies" together.
 
  • #170
Mrs. Crumbley's attorney is objecting. Best I can tell, to everything.
SS is obnoxious. Her constant gesticulating all over the place is annoying! JMO
 
  • #171
Did Judge Matthews enter the courtroom with their sentences already decided?
 
  • #172
Why does S S sound like she is trying to re-try the case?

She also seems woefully unprepared. She didn't even bring her index cards.

Interesting there is such a strong armed police presence in the court.
 
  • #173
SS is splitting hairs.
While there were four deaths, Mrs. Crumbley wasn't found negligent four times. She objects to the scoring.
 
  • #174
Did Judge Matthews enter the courtroom with their sentences already decided?
I think most judges have a good idea what sentence they will pronounce prior to the actual sentencing date. I doubt that these last-minute arguments by the respective defense attorneys or victim impact statements influence their decisions. JMO
 
  • #175
Mr. Crumbley's attorney makes the same argument. Four deaths but only one gross negligence.

State says it's four deaths, four counts. Judge agrees.
 
  • #176
Both attorneys are continuing to make a distinction between gross negligence as a unit and the number of death the shooter chose.

Judge accepts the State's scoring.
 
  • #177

I think most judges have a good idea what sentence they will pronounce prior to the actual sentencing date. I doubt that these last-minute arguments by the respective defense attorneys or victim impact statements influence their decisions. JMO
Sounds right, thanks!
Matthews just said that she spent an incredible amount of time going through the guidelines.
 
  • #178
SS is offering the same objection, line by line.

That it was found as foreseeable that something would happen, but the shooter decided what to do with the weapon. Taking the decisioning and intent away from Mrs. Crumbley.

Mr. Crumbley's attorney is arguing that there was no evidence that Mr, Crumbley was aware what the shooter was going to do.

State argues gross negligence, unreasonable indifference to life.

Judge accepts State's scoring.
 
  • #179
SS likes to be the center of attention. When I see her in action in the courtroom, I always feel like she is "performing" for the Judge, jury, and anyone else in the courtroom. JMO
 
  • #180
Huh?
How can EC shooting 4 separate times killing 4 students not be considered as 4 separate acts?
 

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