Lindsay Clancy trial jury returns for Day 6 of deliberations after judge's "dynamite" instruction
Summary
The jury in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy is still unable to reach a decision after six days of discussions. The judge gave the jury a special instruction called a "dynamite charge" to encourage them to try harder to agree.Key Facts
- The trial involves Lindsay Clancy, who is charged with murder.
- The jury has been deliberating for six days without reaching a verdict.
- The jury informed the judge twice that they are deadlocked, meaning they cannot agree.
- The judge gave a "dynamite charge," a special instruction to urge jurors to continue discussing the case and try to reach a decision.
- The proceedings are being reported by CBS News.
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