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    A landmark decision in the United States -- with a jury finding a mother guilty of manslaughter for failing to stop her son from carrying out a school shooting, that left four people dead

    A landmark decision in the United States -- with a jury finding a mother guilty of manslaughter for failing to stop her son from carrying out a school shooting, that left four people dead


    Jennifer Crumbley of Michigan is the first US parent convicted of manslaughter, over a mass shooting carried out by their child in 2021.

    Her husband will go on trial on the same charges next month.

    CBS's Elaine Quijano says the defence argued Crumbley wasn't a criminal.

    But prosecutors said she was an inattentive mother -- who didn't get her son help for his declining mental health.

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