Watch: Judge in Lindsay Clancy trial tells deadlocked jury a verdict is 'desirable'
After a second deadlock note in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, Judge William Sullivan reads to the jury the Tuey-Rodriguez instructions, which asks them to give deliberations one last chance.
- Why it matters
- The Tuey-Rodriguez instructions instruct jurors to make a final effort to reach consensus before a mistrial can be declared, determining whether the trial continues toward a verdict or must be retried.
- Most affected
- Lindsay Clancy — Whether her case proceeds to verdict or faces retrial remains in limbo.
The jury — Must resume deliberations under judicial instruction to attempt reaching consensus. - Likely next
- Whether the jury reaches a verdict after receiving the instructions or issues a third deadlock note.
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