Lindsay Clancy Trial: Judge Rejects Mistrial Plea After Psychologist's Catholic Faith Remarks
The judge told jurors to disregard the faith testimony and said the psychologist will return Tuesday as prosecutors near the end of their case.
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Judge Makes MAJOR Decision in Lindsey Clancy Trial
Testimony in the Lindsay Clancy trial came to an abrupt halt Monday after a prosecution witness began discussing the Catholic religion, prompting defense attorneys to request a mistrial. The dramatic moment unfolded in Plymouth Superior Court, where Judge William Sullivan denied the defense’s mistrial motion but sharply reprimanded prosecutors over the testimony. Sullivan ultimately dismissed the jury for the remainder of the day following the d…
Lindsay Clancy Trial: Doc’s testimony on religion leads to call for mistrial
Prosecutors trying Lindsay Clancy for murder called a psychologist to the stand Monday who argued that the Duxbury mom was “suffering” from a severe mental illness when she killed her children but likely wasn’t psychotic.
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