Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial have so far deliberated for more than 35 hours in a case partly focused on the defense's argument that Clancy is not guilty of murder due to "lack of responsibility," also known as the insanity defense.

Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial have so far deliberated for more than 35 hours in a case partly focused on the defense's argument that Clancy is not guilty of murder due to "lack of responsibility," also known as the insanity defense. ↧ Lindsay Clancy trial: What does it mean to be 'not guilty by lack o... Jurors in the Clancy trial have deliberated for over 35 hours after five weeks of testimony.