TheLegalBrain

Investigating a holdout juror was from the beginning a dangerous idea that if turned into reality would have led us down a very dark path of utter ruin. Who would be willing to serve on a jury if the discouraging possibility of a retaliatory investigation lurked in the shadows? Only a scant few with exceptionally high risk tolerance or an appetite for pain would dare. We've been saying this from day one of the debacle that ensued after the Lindsay Clancy mistrial. Yesterday, a wise judge recognized that this was a Pandora's box best not opened: "The defendant also seeks cellphone records and an extraction of call and search data from the juror's phone. This requested information is, again, not material to the defendant's Motion to Dismiss or relevant to any retrial. The allowance of this request without the proper basis or justification would be an improper intrusion into this juror's privacy and would serve to discourage citizens from being willing to serve as jurors in the future." -Hon. William F. Sullivan, Justice of the Massachusetts Superior Court, November 9, 2026

Absolutely Monumental Victory today in Plymouth as Justice Sullivan has rejected Kevin Reddington's dangerous, frivolous, and wrong attacks on our dear friend Michael and the Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution! (1) Defendant Lindsay Clancy's Motion to Preserve Juror Records, to Produce the Juror Questionnaire and Related Records, and For a Limited Inquiry Into Juror Doe; DENIED (2) Defendant Lindsay Clancy's Motion to Dismiss the Three Murder Indictments on Double Jeopardy Grounds; DENIED This is exactly what we have been saying for weeks would happen, even as the woke leftist mob hoped that they could drown out the truth by making a lot of noise. Justice Sullivan is a brilliant, experienced, and learned jurist, and he followed the law to its logical and only conclusions, just like Michael followed the law and the evidence. We want to thank the honorable and strong District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz and his outstanding prosecutors for their efforts, that we were so grateful to join, in opposing these motions. I'd also like to thank the other members of our legal team who have stood tough with me the entire time to protect Michael and defend the U.S. Constitution: my colleagues and friends Heather O'Connor and J. Tyler Cox.