Lindsay Clancy Case: Trump Pardon Plea Hurdled by Federal Limitations

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Lindsay Clancy’s defense lawyer urged President Trump to pardon her, citing her character and postpartum mental health, while Trump commented on the mistrial and possible retrial. A pardon would apply only to federal cases, not the state case, leaving the Massachusetts proceedings unresolved. The mistrial sets up a potential retrial with a Sept. 29 pretrial date, and both sides face questions about deals, jury selection, and the impact of media coverage. The case continues to spotlight perinatal mental health and postpartum psychosis.
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