After serving 3 months of her 15 month sentence. MichelleCarter
Carter's case first attracted national attention in 2014.
When Carter was 17, she was charged with and ultimately convicted for manslaughter for encouraging her boyfriend, Conrad Roy III, to commit suicide. As such, the texting-suicide case —chronicled in HBO's two-part documentary,—was a complicated confluence of free speech, mental health and teenage relationships.
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