Kayla Brantley
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3,197 appearances
67 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 9 Sep
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And then right after that, Judge Sullivan said that getting rid of a juror is only to be done in special circumstances with special precautions.
And he did not think there was any need for an inquiry of this particular juror.
He also said that by reading the notes from the jury carefully, there was no indication that the juror did not follow the law.
Now, following this, both the prosecution and the defense had questions for the judge about how he addressed.
addresses the jury and any notes going forward.
That led to this heated moment between Kevin Reddington and Judge Sullivan.
Now, Rachel, we need to take a quick break here, but we will be back in a second with the moment that the jury came back today with one final note.
Welcome back.
You're listening to the trial USA.
So, Rachel, just before the break, we were talking about the final time that the jury were sent out to deliberate.
And of course, not long after, they sent Judge Sullivan one more note.
Here's Judge Sullivan reading it to the court.
And Rachel, this brings us to one of the most traumatic moments of the trial.
The judge asks for the jury to come back in, and just before they can, Kevin Reddington stands up and makes one last ditch effort to stop Judge Sullivan from declaring a mistrial.
Rachel, I have never seen anything like this before in a courtroom.
This was truly like an unbelievable moment.
So what can you tell us about the court during this time and what followed?
Rachel, let's just get into what this mistrial actually means for Lindsay Clancy.
Do we know what the next steps are?
And throughout the trial, Lindsay Clancy was staying at Tewkesbury Hospital.
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