Dave Ehrenberg
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 1 Sep
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it's taken this long because it was a lengthy trial.
The country...
It's split on this, and the jurors reflect the country.
And that's why I would have been surprised if it was a quick verdict.
But if it was a quick verdict, it would have been not guilty because the prosecution is going to have a hard time proving that top charge of first-degree murder or even second-degree murder.
The judge will order the jurors to go back in and continue deliberating.
And then if they are hopelessly deadlocked, he'll then declare a mistrial.
But the judge will twist their arms a little bit and say, you know, there's a certain charge you get, which is keep deliberating and then eventually they'll give in.
But there's still a long way to go.
In a case like this, where I think the prosecution overcharged with first-degree murder, this allows jurors to compromise.
And even though involuntary manslaughter is not a perfect charge here as far as if she had a severe mental incapacity to know the difference between right and wrong,
and could not control her behavior, then she should not be found guilty of either of the crimes, of either murder or manslaughter.
She should just be found not guilty by reason of insanity.
But the jurors are likely going to feel that the crime was so horrific that perhaps there should be something more than a not guilty verdict.
And if that's the case, then involuntary manslaughter is a good compromise.
And for the prosecutors, even though it's not
the charge that they had wanted, it could get Lindsay Clancy up to 60
and they'll say, is it 6-6?
Is it 11-1 against us, 11-1 for us?
And then make a decision.
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