Jennifer Crumbley wants to live in her lawyer's guest house, not prison

[marmar]

(Detroit Free Press) Jennifer Crumbley wants to live with her lawyer on house arrest instead of going to prison for her conviction in the Oxford High School mass shooting carried out by her son, but the prosecution is urging the judge to give her 10 to 15 years in prison instead, arguing she has shown "a chilling lack of remorse."

"Such a proposed sentence is a slap in the face to the severity of tragedy caused by (Jennifer Crumbley's) gross negligence, the victims and their families," Assistant Oakland County Prosecutor Marc Keast wrote in a sentencing memo filed late Wednesday. The document disclosed Jennifer Crumbley's wishes to avoid prison, and new details about the embattled parents of the Oxford school shooter.

Among them is that the state recommended a sentencing range of 43 to 86 months — or a maximum of about seven years — for both parents, who are scheduled to be sentenced on Tuesday after separate juries convicted them on four counts of involuntary manslaughter. Each count carries up to 15 years in prison, which Jennifer Crumbley is trying to avoid altogether. The state guideline is advisory, based on post-conviction interviews and facts of the case. ..................(more)

https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/oakland/2024/04/03/james-jennifer-crumbley-prosecution-seeks-10-15-years/73189235007/

[marble falls]

1. People in Hell want ice water. Next time do not arm a disturbed child or any child, actually. ...

... Look at the damage this thing has caused, at the very least it's depraved indifference or criminal neglect.

[Wonder Why]

2. Only if your lawyer's guest house is a cell in the penitentiary, darling!

[mopinko]

3. doing her lawyer, is she?

[Irish_Dem]

4. The attorney is very foolish.

Letting a known dangerous felon live next to him on his property.

[Srkdqltr]

5. Seriously? is that a thing that you can tell the judge where you want to serve your sentence?