Oxford High School in Oxford, Michigan, where a shooting took place on Nov. 30, 2021. - Ryan Garza/Detroit Free Press/TNS
DETROIT — Oxford Community School officials will claim they are immune from a $100 million lawsuit filed by survivors of the nation's deadliest school shooting since 2018 that left four students dead and seven people wounded, according to a federal court filing Wednesday. The strategy was revealed by school district lawyer Timothy Mullins in a legal response seeking to block the issuance of subpoenas that would give lawyers for two survivors access to surveillance footage and other evidence from the Nov. 30 shooting. The school district should not have to provide any information, the lawyer ar...
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