Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School (Parkland, Fla) – Page 2

I Wish the Jury Had Not Sentenced My Family’s Killer to Death

How a killer’s death sentence can bring new pain to families of victims.

After Parkland Massacre, Students Tackled Gun Violence Themselves

As the legal saga over the 2018 shooting in Florida heads to a close, survivors who plunged into activism have made a lasting imprint on the gun control movement.

Parkland Trial Reveals Depths of Families’ Sorrow

The rare trial of a gunman in a mass shooting has underscored how massacres shatter families and communities over time.

At Parkland Shooting Trial, Families Must Endure Grisly Evidence

The nature of a death-penalty trial requires documenting brutal crimes in painful detail, even when the defendant’s guilt has never been in doubt.

After Parkland, One Question Remains: What Is Justice?

Four years after the Hoyers lost their youngest child in the Florida school shooting, a jury will decide whether the killer should get the death penalty. The Hoyers had to decide, too.