The judge stopped short of formally declaring a mistrial Friday, giving Lindsay Clancy’s defense one hour to seek emergency intervention from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. The murder trial of Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy moved to the brink of a mistrial Friday after seven days and more than 38 hours of jury deliberations failed to produce a unanimous verdict. According to the defense, jury was reportedly deadlocked 11–1. BREAKING: Judge allows Lindsay Clancy defense 1 hour EMERGENCY STAY before declaring mistrial — Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) September 4, 2026 After receiving the jury’s third note indicating that it remained unable to reach a unanimous decision, the judge announced that he intended to declare a mistrial. As of approximately noon Friday September the 4th, no mistrial had actually been declared. Instead, the judge paused the order and gave Clancy’s defense attorney one hour until approximately 12:30 p.m. EDT to seek an emergency stay from a single justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Court went into recess while the defense pursued that filing. The jury had not been brought back into the courtroom, formally discharged or…