Ep-33-Season 1-Parents in Prison: When Your Child’s Crime Becomes Yours" : “Oxford • Upstate NY • Pune Porsche Case”

What happens when a child commits a crime — and the parents go to prison?In this episode of Kollectively Vigilant, we examine three landmark cases where parents faced criminal charges for their children’s actions:• James and Jennifer Crumbley in Michigan — the first parents in U.S. history convicted in connection with their son’s school shooting in Oxford.• A single mother in upstate New York accused of criminal responsibility for her 11-year-old child’s actions.• The Pune Porsche case in India, where questions of wealth, privilege, and parental negligence collided with tragedy.We explore:• Criminal negligence and parental liability• Duty of care in U.S. and Indian law• The expanding legal boundaries of responsibility• When parenting becomes prosecutableAt what point does failure to act become a crime?Welcome to Kollectively Vigilant, where we learn the law through true crime.