Clancy Trial: Deadlock Doesn't End the Case, Says Retired Judge
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A Massachusetts judge cautions against assuming a hung jury in Lindsay Clancy's triple-murder trial, saying juries in emotional cases often report deadlock before a verdict; after more than 23 hours of deliberation over four days, jurors told the court they could not reach unanimity and were ordered to resume weighing options including first-degree murder, with a verdict still possible.
- Lindsay Clancy verdict still within reach – retired Massachusetts judge pushes back on hung-jury predictions Fox News
- What happens if a jury can't reach a verdict in the Lindsay Clancy case? The Patriot Ledger
- Jurors unable to come to unanimous decision, judge orders them to continue WFSB
- The long wait: Inside the courthouse where Lindsay Clancy’s fate hangs in the balance CNN
- As Clancy jurors remain deadlocked, what to know about the 'insanity defense' WBUR
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