Lindsay Clancy defense calls for mistrial after witness brings up Clancy's Catholic faith
Summary
In the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, the defense asked the judge to declare a mistrial because a prosecution witness mentioned Clancy's Catholic faith and the idea of mortal sin. The trial is ongoing, with closing arguments expected later this week.Key Facts
- Lindsay Clancy is on trial for murder.
- A prosecution witness spoke about Clancy's Catholic faith during their testimony.
- The witness referred to the concept of mortal sin, which is a serious sin in Catholic teaching.
- The defense believes mentioning Clancy's religion was unfair and asked for a mistrial.
- The judge has not yet decided on the defense’s request.
- Closing arguments in the case are expected this week.
- The case is taking place in a U.S. courthouse.
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