"Legal and Personal Challenges Mount in James Crumbley's Trial"

Potential jurors faced weighty issues during jury selection for the trial of James Crumbley, the father of a teen who opened fire at a Michigan high school, killing four students. Emotions ran high as some potential jurors were dismissed due to their inability to be fair and impartial. The case tests the limits of who is responsible for a mass shooting, with prosecutors arguing that the shooter’s parents are responsible for the deaths. The jury, consisting of community members, will have to judge the facts about what James knew and could foresee regarding his son's mental health and gun storage. The trial is expected to determine whether James Crumbley will be held accountable for the tragic events.