Episode Details

The Lindsay Clancy jury remains in deliberations after reporting that it could not reach a unanimous verdict. Then a woman was arrested outside Plymouth Superior Court after allegedly filming jurors, leading to a warning from the judge and individual questioning of every juror.

Reporting from outside the courthouse, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor Joshua Ritter explains why the jury’s silence may suggest movement, what happens if jurors again say they cannot agree, and when Massachusetts’ Tuey-Rodriguez instruction could lead to a verdict or mistrial.

Later, Josh breaks down the decision ordering Tyler Robinson to stand trial for the killing of Charlie Kirk and why the death penalty remains on the table.

0:00 Live outside Plymouth Superior Court
2:22 Lindsay Clancy verdict watch
2:28 Why jurors requested the knife and pill bottles
3:15 Jury reports it cannot reach a verdict
5:08 Judge issues a warning
6:04 Woman arrested after allegedly filming jurors
8:33 Every juror questioned individually
10:35 Why the jury’s silence may signal movement
14:03 What a “dynamite charge” means
16:50 Tyler Robinson ordered to stand trial
21:24 Final updates and show schedule

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