I’m a Psychiatrist. Here’s What the Lindsay Clancy Jury Should Have Found.
Here’s What the Lindsay Clancy Jury Should Have Found.Few cases in recent memory have provoked such fierce debate about criminal responsibility as much as Lindsay Clancy’s. (Illustration by The Free Press)I believe psychosis drove this mother to kill her children. After seven days of deliberation, the jury deadlocked. Few cases in recent memory have provoked such fierce debate about criminal responsibility or such a strange spectacle outside the courtroom and on social media, where sympathy for Clancy has curdled, for some, into something closer to celebration of a mother who admits she killed her children.
- ▪Here’s What the Lindsay Clancy Jury Should Have Found.Few cases in recent memory have provoked such fierce debate about criminal responsibility as much as Lindsay Clancy’s. (Illustration by The Free Press)I believe psychosis drove this moth
- ▪After seven days of deliberation, the jury deadlocked.
- ▪Few cases in recent memory have provoked such fierce debate about criminal responsibility or such a strange spectacle outside the courtroom and on social media, where sympathy for Clancy has curdled, for some, into something closer to celeb
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I’m a Psychiatrist. Here’s What the Lindsay Clancy Jury Should Have Found.Few cases in recent memory have provoked such fierce debate about criminal responsibility as much as Lindsay Clancy’s. (Illustration by The Free Press)I believe psychosis drove this mother to kill her children. After seven days of deliberation, the jury deadlocked. If she is retried, she should not be found criminally responsible.By Sally Satel09.04.26 — Culture and IdeasNo description available.FOLLOW TOPIC --:----:--Upgrade to ListenProduced by ElevenLabs using AI narration4417READ IN APPREAD IN APPThe judge in the Lindsay Clancy trial declared a mistrial Friday after the jury could not agree whether the Massachusetts mother who strangled her three children in January 2023 was guilty of murder—or not guilty by…
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