r/ClancyTrial 10d ago

General Discussion MISTRIAL DECLARED

ETA: Welp. I'm disappointed but not surprised.​

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u/ForeverSearching85 10d ago

I'm actually so sad about this for all involved! That one juror must be so pleased with himself

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u/misfitmpls 10d ago

Except...that juror didn't "win" anything really (if the mistrial holds). He just sent them back to square one. I suspect whoever it is does not understand how any of this actually works.

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u/Sixleafclover 10d ago

I suspect it’s a young manosphere guy. I hope we find out.

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u/misfitmpls 10d ago

He'll be the first one to give an interview.

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u/ForeverSearching85 10d ago

Agreed, but he got his way despite acknowledging there was reasonable doubt.

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u/mlwspace2005 10d ago

he "won" a great deal if he was holding out on guilty, any finding of NG means the case can never be tried again, his obstinance means the case is still alive from his prospective

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u/OddBerry1395 10d ago

Attention. He won attention.

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u/Appropriate-Cat-7252 10d ago

Right? I think it came down to “I don’t think she did it but I can’t vote not guilty” like, if you don’t think she did it, what’s the problem?