Lindsay Clancy holdout juror's attorney says defense's motion for judge to question him 'dangerous'
An attorney for a holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy case condemned a defense motion to have a judge question their client. The lawyer described the motion as dangerous and deserving of universal condemnation. The dispute arises from legal maneuvers following the defense's request.
The defense's motion is "worthy of nothing but universal condemnation," an attorney for the holdout juror said.
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