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Final Witness Testifies in Lindsay Clancy Trial as Closing Arguments Loom, with Doug Weinstein

Final Witness Testifies in Lindsay Clancy Trial as Closing Arguments Loom, with Doug Weinstein27 Aug1 h 00 min

The MK True Crime Show hosts Phil Holloway and Ashleigh Merchant join the program to discuss the final witnesses in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, the mistrial motion drama that unfolded after one expert witness referenced Lindsay’s religion in his testimony, how double jeopardy could apply in the case of a mistrial, what jury charges are and what to expect from them in the Clancy case, the specifics of criminal responsibility and the insanity defense in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the controversy around a journalist who was caught smiling at the camera on a trial livestream, what she says happened before and after the incident, and later Phil and Ashleigh are joined by criminal defense attorney Doug Weinstein to discuss the effectiveness of the prosecution versus the defense in the Clancy trial, Kevin Reddington’s approach to cross-examining witnesses, why the prosecution may struggle when it comes to jury perception, the Commonwealth’s final rebuttal witness, Dr. Gregory Saathoff, his testimony about inconsistencies in Lindsay’s account of January 24, 2023, Reddington’s powerful final question for Dr. Saathoff, and more.

Phil Holloway: https://x.com/PhilHollowayEsq

Ashleigh Merchant: https://www.criminaldefenseattorneysmarietta.com

Doug Weinstein: https://weinsteinlaw.us/

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