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He ran the searches more than a dozen times, served a suspension, and went back to work. Two days earlier a judge ordered the State Police to reveal who has been searching the cameras.
We argued before closings that the missing threat mattered less than the coverage suggested. That was right, and the jury acquitted anyway. Here is the element that decided the case.
The judge did not hold a hearing. He ordered Lindsay Clancy's attorney to explain under oath why he never put a murder defendant on the stand. Reddington filed in two days.
He won an acquittal by throwing throwing stars across a courtroom. He is also routinely credited with three famous cases he never had, and one of them he was on the opposite side of.
The coverage implies she nearly walked. A mistrial is not an acquittal, the retrial clock runs against the Commonwealth, and even an insanity verdict leads to commitment that renews every year with no cap.
Seven days, more than 30 hours, three notes, no verdict. The charges remain and the district attorney decides what happens next.
The defense is fighting a mistrial because it believes eleven jurors favor acquittal. The petition is a long shot, but it preserves the one argument that could bar a retrial entirely.
The defense asked to remove a juror two days running. The judge said no both times. A 2019 SJC decision explains why, and why the reported 11 to 1 split is not a finding of any kind.
No verdict on a sixth day. The second note triggered the deadlock instruction, but its wording is softer than the note that forced a mistrial in the case the SJC decided last year.
