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Lindsay Clancy verdict: Retired judge explains what happens if insanity defense prevails

Lindsay Clancy could spend as few as several years in a mental institution if jurors accept her insanity defense, a retired Massachusetts judge says.

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Lindsay Clancy verdict: Retired judge explains what happens if insanity defense prevails
Lindsay Clancy could spend as few as several years in a mental institution if jurors accept her insanity defense, a retired Massachusetts judge says.
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