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Sutton Woman Charged With Filming Jurors in Lindsay Clancy Trial
crime1 month ago

Sutton Woman Charged With Filming Jurors in Lindsay Clancy Trial

Dawn Light, 56, of Sutton, was arraigned on an intimidation-of-a-juror charge after investigators say a deleted photo/video on her phone captured jurors exiting the Plymouth District Courthouse during Lindsay Clancy's trial. Light claimed she only wanted a photo of Clancy. Prosecutors sought $50,000 cash bail, but she was released on personal recognizance with conditions including staying away from the courthouse and avoiding jurors or witnesses; a pretrial hearing is set for Oct. 15.

Mass. nurse charged with aggravated intimidation after taking juror photos in Lindsay Clancy case
world1 month ago

Mass. nurse charged with aggravated intimidation after taking juror photos in Lindsay Clancy case

A 56-year-old registered nurse, Dawn Light, was charged with aggravated intimidation of a juror after taking photos of jurors outside the Plymouth, Massachusetts courthouse during the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. Light allegedly remained in a restricted area and kept images of exiting jurors; her bail request was denied. The case has drawn extensive media attention as Clancy's trial proceeds, jurors are deliberating, and authorities emphasize protecting jurors from coverage while ensuring the integrity of the proceedings.

"Trump's Hush Money Trial: Jury Selection Resumes Amid Legal Expert Concerns"
legalcriminal-justice2 years ago

"Trump's Hush Money Trial: Jury Selection Resumes Amid Legal Expert Concerns"

A juror was excused from Donald Trump's hush money trial in New York after feeling intimidated due to aspects of her identity being made public, leaving six jurors remaining. The trial, which involves 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, has faced extraordinary pressures, including Trump's criticism of witnesses and court officials, leading to a partial gag order. Jury selection continues as lawyers seek fair jurors in heavily Democratic Manhattan, with the trial potentially impacting Trump's upcoming election rematch with President Joe Biden. If convicted, a Reuters/Ipsos poll suggests that a significant portion of voters may not support Trump.