The Docket Ep. 1305: Massachusetts v. Lindsay Clancy ep. 5

All right.

So another interesting day.

Another interesting day.

It was, again...

Like actual court time, because this is typically the way the schedule goes.

So we roll up.

I get to the courthouse, and we're early.

They don't let people into the courtroom, actually the courthouse even, until 830.

Once they let you in, everybody files up to the third floor, which is where the courtroom is.

And then the line forms out there.

and folks that aren't media kind of line up.

So they let the media in first.

Again, as I was saying last night, it's mildly irritating to me because I want to be sitting on Lindsay's side of the courtroom and all the media is on the prosecution side.

Like first, well, I think the first two rows, I don't know who's supposed to be sitting there.

In theory, in a normal case, you'd have...

The victim's family sitting there.

In this case, no one's sitting there, which is telling.

It's telling.

And then behind that four rows is media.

And the reason I'm sitting over there is so I can live tweet.

If I abandon live tweeting, then I can go sit where I want to sit.

But I think I'd have to go back because they have family members.

I think the first four rows behind Lindsay.

And then I saw a guy kind of walk in and try to sit in the last row.

And the bailiff is like, nah, you gotta, you gotta move, bro.