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First reported by Newsmax (Right); 5 outlets over 34h.
Newsmax · +9h The Hill · +10h New York Post · +17h Christian Science Monitor · +34h RealClearPolitics
The controversial mistrial of Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy has cast a spotlight on a holdout juror and the difference between juror independence and misconduct.
Read at csmonitor.com →Jurors have been in the spotlight after the divisive case ended in a mistrial.
Read at thehill.com →I have spent my career as a statistician telling people not to get emotional about numbers. This week, I'm breaking my own rule.
Read at realclearpolitics.com →Michael Desronvil is returning to "normalcy" after rising to prominence for his role as the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, and plans on returning to his day job this week, TMZ reports.
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