ABS247-Lindsay Clancy Retrial DELAYED And The Judge May Be GONE - The Andrew Branca Show
Andrew Branca dives deep into the procedural quagmire surrounding the Lindsay Clancy retrial. He breaks down the defense’s 35‑page double‑jeopardy motion, the frantic push to unseal juror notes, and the looming mandatory retirement of Judge Sullivan…
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ABS247-Lindsay Clancy Retrial DELAYED And The Judge May Be GONE - The Andrew Branca Show
Andrew Branca dives deep into the procedural quagmire surrounding the Lindsay Clancy retrial. He breaks down the defense’s 35‑page double‑jeopardy motion, the frantic push to unseal juror notes, and the looming mandatory retirement of Judge Sullivan on June 15. Branca explains how the defense, led by Ed Palczyk, is pressing for a Rule 25 directed‑verdict motion, arguing that the state never proved a criminal element or a mental disease that would satisfy Massachusetts’ insanity standard. He highlights Reddington’s theatrical claim that the trial should have been bifurcated—guilt first, insanity second—and the state’s rebuttal from Prosecutor Buckingham, which insists the evidence supports conviction. The host also details the back‑and‑forth over trial‑date scheduling, noting the November 2 hearing where both sides defer picking a date until rulings are in, while warning that any delay past June could force a new judge onto the case, shaking up precedent and evidentiary rulings. Branca’s analysis underscores how each motion—double jeopardy, directed verdict, juror‑privacy—could either stall the retrial or force a legal reset, making the upcoming weeks critical for Clancy’s fate.
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