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2024-04-10 15:38 United News Network Corner International Daily Podcast A first in American justice: the parents of the Oxford High School shooter were guilty and sentenced for manslaughter. From left to right: Gunner Ethan…
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(1) The Oxford High School shooting in Michigan occurred in the United States in 2021. The 15-year-old gunman Ethan Crumbley opened fire at the school, causing a tragedy of 4 deaths and 7 injuries. He has been sentenced to life imprisonment without parole. On April 9 this year, Ethan’s parents were sentenced to 10 to 15 years in prison on the basis of “manslaughter.” This was the first time in the history of American justice that the parents of a minor murderer in a school shooting were held criminally responsible. of jurisprudence.
Before committing the crime, the gunman Ethan had many emotional abnormalities and expressed offensive intentions and words. Regarding his parents’ deteriorating marital relationship and financial difficulties during the epidemic, Ethan’s physical and mental state was also quite unstable; already in 2021 While planning a plan to launch an attack on campus, Ethan’s mental state also began to have auditory hallucinations, but he did not receive any attention or medical assistance from his family. Ethan purchased a pistol as a Christmas gift through his parents, which later became the gun used in the murder. Prosecutors believe that Ethan’s parents had many opportunities to prevent the tragedy from happening – including Ethan’s emotional problems and proactively reporting Ethan to the school. Sen’s gun-holding record, and in response to the school’s observation of Ethan, his parents failed to properly manage guns, and the neglect of various factors eventually led to the tragic death.
According to the judge, Ethan and his three parents will be imprisoned in separate state prisons.
(2) On April 9, the European Court of Human Rights officially ruled that the “Older Women’s Climate Protection Association” (Senior Women for Climate Protection) won a lawsuit once morest the Swiss government. On March 29, 2023, the Swiss government was accused of doing too little in terms of climate change policies, seriously endangering the health and safety of the elderly. It is hoped that the Swiss government can work hard to reduce harmful gas emissions for the sake of the next generation’s climate conditions, and focus on combating climate change. Be more proactive.
Siofra O’Leary, President of the European Court of Human Rights, announced the verdict, saying that the Swiss government’s inadequate response to climate change has resulted in violations of the human rights of citizens in their private and family lives. It is the first time that a European government has violated the European Convention on Human Rights. ruling. The ruling is a major achievement for the climate initiative, as it is not only legally binding but will also potentially affect the laws of 46 European countries.After the verdict, Switzerland’s largest party, the right-wing Swiss People’s Party, issued aStatement condemning the rulingthreatening that Switzerland must withdraw from the European Council.
Rosmarie Wyder, a member of the “Old Women’s Climate Protection Association” composed of Swiss silver-haired women -… Last 24 hours United States Europe
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