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Lindsay Clancy jury talks resume with 3 possible paths to a verdict

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If found not guilty by reason of insanity, Clancy could still be committed to a state psychiatric facility.

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  1. New York Post

    Could Lindsay Clancy go free? Her potential fates as jury decides whether she’s criminally responsible for strangling 3 kids (opens New York Post)

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    In a rare scenario, she could be found not guilty by reason of insanity and be committed to a mental health center until she’s deemed no longer a danger to herself or others.

  2. News Nation Now

    Lindsay Clancy jury talks resume with 3 possible paths to a verdict (opens News Nation Now)

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    If found not guilty by reason of insanity, Clancy could still be committed to a state psychiatric facility.

  3. Fox News

    Lindsay Clancy verdict: Retired judge explains what happens if insanity defense prevails (opens Fox News)

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    Lindsay Clancy could spend as few as several years in a mental institution if jurors accept her insanity defense, a retired Massachusetts judge says.

  4. Cleveland Plain Dealer

    What happens if Lindsay Clancy wins her insanity defense? (opens Cleveland Plain Dealer)

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    A not guilty verdict would not automatically free Lindsay Clancy, who could face years of psychiatric confinement and court reviews.

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