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Did Lindsay Clancy's Judge and Lori Vallow's Judge Both Get It Wrong?

05 nov 2026 · 01:01:48

Lindsay Clancy and Lori Vallow Daybell were both in court on November 2nd with their futures on the line. In Massachusetts, prosecutors confirmed Clancy will be retried but refused to name the charge after eleven jurors voted insanity. The holdout juror had a phone in the jury room and his questionnaire is sealed. Sullivan took him at his word when the foreperson's notes said otherwise. In Idaho, the Supreme Court heard argument on whether a judge violated Lori's right to her own lawyer when he removed Mark Means while she was in a state hospital. Lori's attorney admits Means filed the wrong motion at the hearing where he was removed. That forces the appeal through the highest standard in the law. Her lawyer says she's going forward knowing the death penalty could return. Motta and Dreeke on both cases and what each court got wrong.

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