In a Massachusetts courtroom, the trial of Lindsay Clancy has reached its pivot point — the defense has rested its case after presenting forensic psychiatric testimony about her mental state, and the prosecution now prepares its rebuttal. At the heart of the proceeding lies one of the oldest and most difficult questions the law asks: where does illness end and culpability begin? Three children are dead, and the trial must now determine whether their mother's mind, at the moment of the irreversible, was her own.
Defense Rests in Lindsay Clancy Triple-Murder Trial; Prosecution Begins Rebuttal
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