Lindsay Clancy appears in court as defence seeks dismissal of murder case
They publishedLindsay Clancy appears in court as her lawyer pushes for murder case to be dismissed
First reportNPR · 29 Sept, 08:47Z
Latest reportBBC · 29 Sept, 17:31Z
Span9 hours · two reports
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Why it matters
What
Lindsay Clancy appeared in court after her trial collapsed, as her lawyers sought dismissal and prosecutors maintained her guilt was proven.
Why
The defense cites postpartum psychosis, while prosecutors say the killings were intentional and have not decided whether to retry her.
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A November hearing will consider pending motions and may address a potential retrial date.
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Summary
- Lindsay Clancy appears in court for the first time since the trial collapsed earlier this month.
- Her lawyers push to have the case dismissed, while prosecutors say guilt is proven.
- Defense argues postpartum psychosis; prosecutors say killings were intentional.
- A November hearing will discuss motions, including a potential retrial date.
- Prosecutors say they have not yet decided on retrying Clancy for murder.