Videos tagged with Oxford High School Shooting

This video discusses a Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling against a student's First Amendment rights for wearing a 'Come and Take It' AR-15 hat to school. The court cited concerns about potential disruption stemming from the Oxford High School shooting, a decision the speaker argues constitutes a 'heckler's veto' and a misapplication of Tinker v. Des Moines. Potential next steps include seeking en banc review or a US Supreme Court appeal.

This video discusses the conviction of a mother for involuntary manslaughter in connection with her son's school shooting. It highlights the emerging trend of holding parents responsible for their children's actions, particularly concerning firearms. The speaker expresses concern about this legal direction and its potential implications for gun owners and parental rights, questioning the extent of parental accountability for adult children's choices.

This video discusses the conviction of Jennifer Crumbley for involuntary manslaughter in connection with the Oxford High School shooting. The speaker expresses concern that this verdict could set a precedent for 'lawfare' against gun owners and parents, potentially broadening liability beyond direct actions. The discussion highlights the differing perspectives on parental responsibility and the accessibility of firearms to minors.

This video from Washington Gun Law President William Kirk discusses the tragic Oxford, Michigan school shooting and its implications for safe storage laws. Analyzing the events surrounding 15-year-old Ethan Crumbley's alleged actions, the video highlights reports of prior warning signs and the father's recent purchase of the firearm, which may not have been securely stored. The discussion contrasts Michigan's lack of "safe storage" laws with Washington State's RCW 9.41.360, examining the potential legal ramifications for the parents in both jurisdictions, who now face involuntary manslaughter charges. The content aims to educate viewers on the importance of secure firearm storage.