Court ruling paves way for Lindsay Clancy's retrial for murder
A US judge denies a motion to dismiss the murder case against Lindsay Clancy, which opens the possibility of a retrial.
A US judge denies a motion to dismiss the murder case against Lindsay Clancy, which opens the possibility of a retrial.
The ruling means prosecutors can pursue the case, meaning they could reduce charges in a potential second trial or dismiss them altogether.
Massachusetts judge rejects bid by Clancyβs attorneys to have the case against her dismissed
Lindsay Clancy's defence lawyers have argued her murder case should be dismissed, or a new trial date set for next year.
Lawyers for Massachusetts mother who killed children argue new trial would violate double jeopardy rules
Lindsay Clancy is set to return to a Massachusetts courtroom Monday for a hearing that could determine the date of her retrial on triple murder charges for the killings of her children β or whether it is held at all.
Judge William Sullivan said if the case is headed to a retrial, that could happen as soon as March 2027.
The Massachusetts mother, accused of murdering her three children, is expected back in court as she awaits a decision on whether her case will be retried.