Lawyer explains why Lindsay Clancy was declared a mistrial
Lindsay Clancy, the mother accused of killing her 3 children in 2023, has been on trial to determine if she can be held criminally responsible. The judge has called a mistrial after a deadlocked jury announced they could not come to a unanimous decision after over 30 hours of deliberation. Randy Kessler, Emory University Law Professor, joins us to explain what this means.
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