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Hung jury

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Sep 21, 2026

Christopher SmithermanGUEST
3:19
So she killed all three of her children while her husband was out and about.
Christopher SmithermanGUEST
3:26
And so now we have this trial, and it ended in a hung jury, 11-1.
Christopher SmithermanGUEST
3:31
Now, the one person who held out, people didn't know what the person's race was until recently.
Christopher SmithermanGUEST
3:39
And so this person is African-American, African-American male, and an African and a male Republican.
Tony BruschiHOST
9:06
And I just don't know that you're going to get there with some.
Tony BruschiHOST
9:08
And that's, again, that's exactly why if we did this again, if we do this again, we're going to end up exactly where you said, Bob, with another hung jury, because you just can't fix the thinking in some.
Bob MottaGUEST
9:18
Well, I have an answer to that.
Bob MottaGUEST
9:21
Yeah.
Nick DargySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:37
Otherwise, there's nothing wrong with somebody having a completely opposite opinion.
Nick DargySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:42
That would be a hung jury.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:45
That is our justice system.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:46
But he wouldn't engage or couldn't find something to support his view? There was times he
Michael SartainHOST
18:08
twice.
Michael SartainHOST
18:08
They're a hung jury? Yes, they come to the judge twice.
Michael SartainHOST
18:10
There's
Rollo TomassiHOST
18:11
also some chick who just got 20
Michael SartainHOST
19:41
too.
Rollo TomassiHOST
19:49
No, it's going to be a mistrial.
Rollo TomassiHOST
19:51
I will tell you right now, it's a hung jury right now, but I will guarantee you it's going to be a mistrial because they've already had some crazy bitch that came in there filming the jurors and trying to influence the jurors.
Rollo TomassiHOST
20:01
And I will guarantee you they will pitch for a mistrial at some point.
Tony BruschiHOST
23:40
The jury deliberation drama, the Lindsay Clancy trial.
Tony BruschiHOST
23:45
It ended in that hung jury, 11 to 1 deadlock.
Tony BruschiHOST
23:50
And now the jurors are beginning to break their silence.
Tony BruschiHOST
23:53
We're hearing raw, unprecedented accounts from inside the deliberation room, shouting matches, deep psychological trauma.
Tony BrueskiHOST
23:41
The jury deliberation drama, the Lindsay Clancy trial.
Tony BrueskiHOST
23:45
It ended in that hung jury, 11 to 1 deadlock.
Tony BrueskiHOST
23:50
And now the jurors are beginning to break their silence.
Tony BrueskiHOST
23:53
We're hearing raw, unprecedented accounts from inside the deliberation room, shouting matches, deep psychological trauma.
Tony BrueskiHOST
9:48
And I just don't know that you're going to get there with some.
Tony BrueskiHOST
9:50
And that's, again, that's exactly why if we did this again, if we do this again, we're going to end up exactly where you said, Bob, with another hung jury, because you just can't fix the thinking in some.
Tony BrueskiHOST
10:00
Well,
Bob MottaGUEST
10:01
I have an answer to that.
Tony BruschiHOST
0:55
... an opinion on, the jury deliberation drama, the, uh, the Lindsey Clancy trial.
Tony BruschiHOST
1:01
It ended in that, uh, hung jury, 11 to one deadlock, and now the jurors are beginning to break their silence.
Tony BruschiHOST
1:09
We're hearing raw, unprecedented accounts from inside that deliberation room, shouting matches, deep psychological trauma from Patrick Clancy's 911 call, and a lone holdout who allegedly checked out and was scrolling on his phone.
Tony BruschiHOST
1:24
We're going to be breaking down the, uh, juror psychology, how 12 everyday people handle secondary trauma, and whether an objective verdict is even possible when postpartum psychosis collides with this unimaginable tragedy.
Amy ShlosbergHOST
81:04
And then, of course, they would be not guilty by r- by lack of criminal responsibility, and that would essentially be an acquittal on the ground that the prosecution did not prove the crime beyond a reasonable doubt.
Amy ShlosbergHOST
81:16
And then there is the rare occurrence of the hung jury, and this is where the jurors cannot agree unanimously, so there is no verdict.
Amy ShlosbergHOST
81:24
Deliberations began on Thursday afternoon, August 27th, 2026.
Amy ShlosbergHOST
81:29
On Tuesday, September 1st, the jury sent the judge a note saying that they were unable to reach a unanimous decision.
Amy ShlosbergHOST
84:51
Um, Reddington said that 11 jurors had favored a finding of not criminally responsible, and that there was one holdout.
Amy ShlosbergHOST
84:59
At first, that was the defense attorney's account of the split, but nobody knew for sure.
Amy ShlosbergHOST
85:04
All we knew was that there was a hung jury.
Amy ShlosbergHOST
85:06
There was no conviction.
T.L. KearneyHOST
78:58
So the question on the table is exactly, Justin, what exactly is a mistrial and what's the legal effect of it? And then you started telling us a little bit about your thoughts on retrying that and how many times can you do that? And is there a limit? So I'd like to hear from you on that.
Justin BaranHOST
79:13
Yeah, so mistrial, like you said, in this context, there was a hung jury, meaning they couldn't come to a unanimous decision.
Justin BaranHOST
79:20
And I'd mentioned this briefly at the end of the podcast last week that I've had two or three hung juries, both on, I've had one on defense and two on the prosecution side.
Justin BaranHOST
79:29
And In my experience, and again, my cases were nowhere near as complicated as Lindsay Clancy or, you know, as large.
Justin BaranHOST
79:40
They had, you know, how many witnesses? It went on for how many days? I had two or three day trials.

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