The Lindsay Clancy murder trial’s most dramatic day yet ended with her lawyer calling out one of the deliberating jurors for refusing to follow the law.
Judge William Sullivan dismissed the jury for the day on Thursday after the foreperson sent a note saying one of the 12 jurors was not following the law on reasonable doubt.
Clancy was then wheeled up to the judge’s bench by her attorney, Kevin Reddington, and watched, along with the prosecution, as the judge asked each juror, one by one, whether they could follow the law on reasonable doubt. It sounded like they all said yes.
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