Will Lindsay Clancy be released? Here's what would happen if jury can't reach a verdict in Duxbury mom case

If Lindsay Clancy succeed in her insanity defense, she will not be released soon. It is probable that she will be required to remain in a medical institution.

While jurors consider the case of Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy, a New York City judge has found another mother — who also killed her children — not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect. Dimone Fleming, now 26, had repeatedly stabbed her sons — Octavius Canada, 11 months, and Daishawn Fleming, 3 — before

A not guilty verdict would not automatically free Lindsay Clancy, who could face years of psychiatric confinement and court reviews.

Opinion | Lindsay Clancy Isn’t an Everywoman  WSJ

Avram Mack testified on Friday, Aug. 21, and Monday, Aug. 24, as a prosecution rebuttal witness in the nationally watched case against Clancy.

Daishawn Fleming, 3, and Octavius Canada, 11 months were stabbed to death (Picture: Facebook) A judge has found a mum not guilty of killing her two children by reason of insanity as the world waits for the verdict on the Lindsay Clancy case. Dimone Fleming, was 22 when she was accused of stabbing her two sons, 11-month

Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy admits to killing her kids, but her defense team says postpartum psychosis is to blame for her actions. NBC News’ Emilie Ikeda reports on the key evidence the jury wants another look at.

The jury in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial went home Friday after asking questions about Clancy's medication and the knife used in her suicide attempt. CBS News correspondent Shanelle Kaul reports.

The jury in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial were sent home for the weekend as they continue to deliberate on her fate.

Here's What Changed My Mind About Lindsay Clancy—And How It Could Impact The Jury: Attorney  Forbes

Lindsay Clancy jury wants key evidence reviewed  USA Today

What to know about the verdict options for Lindsay Clancy  CNN

“We are concerned the [Lindsay] Clancy case could make psychiatrists more reluctant to treat mothers with mental illness,” write reproductive and forensic psychiatrists.

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