Aurora theater shooting trial

The Aurora theater shooting trial involved the case of James Holmes, who committed a mass shooting during a movie premiere in Colorado in 2012, killing 12 and injuring many. The trial determined his criminal responsibility, with Holmes pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. After lengthy proceedings, he was convicted on multiple counts of murder and attempted murder and sentenced to life imprisonment and the death penalty. The trial highlighted issues of mental health, gun violence, and justice, and was closely watched for its legal complexity and its impact on victims and the community.