Lindsay Clancy attorney Kevin Reddington fires back at holdout juror's lawyer

Key Points:

• Lindsay Clancy's defense attorney Kevin Reddington criticized the juror's lawyer, Edward Paltzik, for his public comments and motions challenging the holdout juror, calling them unfounded and part of his duty to represent Clancy.
• Paltzik, representing the lone holdout juror who believed Clancy was guilty, accused Reddington of attacking the Constitution and called Clancy a "demon," despite her not being convicted and Massachusetts not having the death penalty.
• The jury deadlocked after one juror refused to accept the insanity defense for Clancy, who is accused of strangling her three children, leading to a mistrial declared by Judge William Sullivan.
• Reddington has filed motions seeking an inquiry into the holdout juror's background and conduct, while Clancy's legal team argues the mistrial and the judge's handling of the holdout warrant dismissal of charges on double jeopardy grounds.
• Prosecutors may pursue a second trial as Clancy is set for a court hearing on defense motions, with tensions remaining high between defense counsel and the holdout juror's attorney over the case's handling and public statements.