CLANCY HOLDOUT JUROR I do not believe that note the jury foreperson sent to the judge claiming the lone holdout in the Lindsay Clancy trial was refusing to follow the law. Michael Desronvil’s attorney says his client never had reasonable doubt. He had “zero doubt” and what his attorney described as “a mountain of evidence” supporting his belief that Clancy knew exactly what she was doing. Desronvil himself has also said he never had doubts. Just imagine the pressure inside that jury room. For seven days, Desronvil was the one person holding out for a conviction while the other 11 wanted to find Clancy not criminally responsible. The more I hear from Desronvil and his attorney, the harder it is for me to accept that he simply refused to follow the law. It sounds to me like he reached his decision based on the evidence and refused to let the other 11 jurors persuade him to abandon it. See the link to the article in the comments.

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The lonely hero 👇
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He did what the judge asked them to do. The others failed
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Agreed 🔥 I think he fulfilled his civic duty 🇺🇸‼️
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They were just mad because he refused to let them change his mind!
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Zero doubt means the state did its job and he did his.
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Very sad & crazy that a juror had to hire an attorney to defend his decision in a trial.
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Most Americans feel she was guilty of 1st degree murder.
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Crazy what has been allowed to happen! He did his civic duty! And the crazy liberals have made mockery out of the Law, like a 3rd world country
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They are doing ANYTHING to try to change the facts. Acts of desperation along with Schmeddington and all his BS. Sorry people. You lose!
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The other jurors avoided getting into trouble themselves by accusing him of maleficence.
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People are not going to want to do jury duty even more after this. And if they do will probably be afraid to stand up for what they believe if this is what they get. So sad. Should not be allowed to happen.
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The power of one person with conviction can never be underestimated
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Crazy that 11 were honest in deliberations. Right ?
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Totally agree with this
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Exactly.
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