Lindsay Clancy mistrial: Lawyer says 11 favored acquittal
Criminal Justice,Trial,Psychology,Mental Health,Child Abuse,Murders,Massachusetts,Plea Deal
The judge in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Duxbury woman charged with murder in the killings of her three young children in 2023, declared a mistrial after jurors said they remained deadlocked after days of deliberations and a failed emergency appeal to the state's highest court.
The declaration came after a last-minute effort by defense attorney Kevin Reddington to have a justice on the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court delay the mistrial ruling, so that Reddington could continue to seek the removal of a lone juror who appeared to be blocking a verdict. The judge gave Reddington one hour to file the request, which was denied...
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