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Lindsay Clancy Motion Seeks Juror Notes for a Bigger Double Jeopardy Fight
The Lindsay Clancy defense wants access to material from inside the jury process—and attorney Martin Weinberg made clear why those records could matter to what comes next.
Weinberg argued a defense motion asking Judge William Sullivan to order that juror notes and sidebar discussions not remain subject to impoundment. The defense wants to use some of those documents to support its motion seeking dismissal of the case on double jeopardy grounds. Sullivan took the request under advisement, leaving the question of whether those materials will be released unresolved.
It is a procedural fight, but…
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