Coverage dated September 15, 2026 to September 16, 2026
Judge keeping names of jurors in Lindsay Clancy trial impounded
Headline from NBC Boston
Judge William Sullivan and Lindsay Clancy in Plymouth Superior Court on the morning of Friday, Sept. 4, 2026, when Sullivan said he intended to declare a mistrial.
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Judge William Sullivan and Lindsay Clancy in Plymouth Superior Court on the morning of Friday, Sept. 4, 2026, when Sullivan said he intended to declare a mistrial.
Judge William Sullivan also sealed the names of everyone who showed up to the courthouse for jury selection during the week of July 20, when the jurors were empaneled, for 10 days.
“The majority of the jurors, deliberating and alternatives, have maintained their anonymity, despite multiple requests to give statements,” Judge William Sullivan noted.
"The Court concludes there is a real and present 'risk of [personal] harm to the jurors,'" Judge William Sullivan said, adding that at least one juror received death threats.
A judge has ordered juror questionnaires in the Lindsay Clancy case to be impounded after NBC10 Boston broke the news that the holdout juror in the case faced multiple domestic violence allegations and had an active restraining order against him.
