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A viral video out of Texas raises a difficult question: When your child is accused of a serious crime, how do you balance standing by them with accountability?

We discuss Cassandra Bush and her 14-year-old son, who faces reported armed robbery and firearm-related allegations, exploring parental responsibility, due process, and the impact of social media.

What do you think? Can a parent defend their child while still holding them accountable?

Share your thoughts in the comments. Remember, allegations are not proof of guilt.

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A single word can flip a switch in public: “No.” When a child is told they can’t play with a toy, most of us expect a little whining, maybe an eye roll, and then everyone moves on. But police in Indianapolis allege something far more serious happened inside a children’s clothing store, and it raises uncomfortable questions about anger, entitlement, and what we model for the kids watching us.

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We analyze the first-degree murder conviction of Keefe D, which is connected to the killing of Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas in 1996. While this outcome is significant, it also feels somewhat incomplete. Our focus is on how prosecutors have structured the case around the organization of the attack. Keefe D’s own interviews and memoir serve as the foundation of the evidence, even though the question of who actually pulled the trigger remains unresolved.