Lindsay Clancy judge says he's leaning toward retrial in March
Prosecutors in Lindsay Clancy's case say they plan to have her stand trial a second time, with the judge leaning toward a possible March retrial.
Lindsay Clancy's defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, expressed his hopes for a retrial in March, as Judge William Sullivan indicated a preference for that date. Prosecutors have not yet decided on the specific charges Clancy would face in the retrial, which could range from first-degree murder to second-degree murder or no charges at all.
Reddington questioned the delay in setting a trial date and the lack of clarity on the charges, emphasizing the need for a definite plan. The judge, however, indicated that he leans towards a March retrial in Plymouth Superior Court.
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