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Judge William Sullivan denied Lindsay Clancy's motion to dismiss the murder charges against her, allowing for a retrial. The initial trial ended in a mistrial in September due to a hung jury, with 11 jurors favoring an insanity defense and one holding out for a conviction. Sullivan ruled that the deadlock justified the mistrial and that a retrial would not violate Clancy's right against double jeopardy. The judge also denied requests to investigate the holdout juror and to restrict defense attorneys' public statements about the case. A hearing to discuss scheduling the retrial is set for November 26, with a potential start date in March.
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