Justice Deferred: The Lindsay Clancy Case Raises Alarms on Reasonable Doubt The acquittal that wasn't, and the mistrial that has left a family, a community, and a nation grappling with the meaning of justice in a case hinged on reasonable doubt.
For those who followed the trial of Lindsay Clancy, the lone holdout juror's declaration that he had "no doubts" about her culpability raises more questions than answers.
The debate over postpartum psychosis as a mitigating factor has been at the heart of this case from the start.