An attorney for survivors of the recent shooting said school administrators and teachers violated students' civil rights by not protecting them.
An attorney representing survivors of the mass shooting at Oxford High School in Michigan held a press conference Thursday to announce two $100 million lawsuits against the school district and employees.
The lawsuits are a response to the November 30 shooting at the school, during which 15-year-old Ethan Crumbley allegedly shot and killed four students while wounding six other students and a teacher.
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