Lindsay Clancy murder trial closing arguments expected early next week

{"#jury_selection":"The jury selection process is crucial in ensuring fair trials. In Lindsay Clancy's trial, jurors were called individually by the judge before court started, raising their right hand to indicate they understood the instructions. This method of questioning helps build trust and ensures jurors are fully prepared for deliberations.","#testimony_details":"Key witnesses have testified throughout the trial, including Dr. Phillip Resnick who provided testimony on Andrea Yates' case, and Sheila Cavanaugh, a chaplain at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. These testimonies provide crucial context to the jury's understanding of the events leading up to the murders.","#legal_struggles":"The defense has been working diligently to show that Lindsay Clancy was suffering from postpartum psychosis and thus not criminally responsible for her actions, while prosecutors argue she planned the murders. The upcoming closing arguments will likely determine whether Clancy is found guilty of first-degree murder or not."}