Lindsay Clancy returned to court Monday as her lawyers sought dismissal of murder charges after September's mistrial. A judge could also set a retrial date.
Why it matters: Clancy faces life without parole if convicted of first-degree murder. A finding of no criminal responsibility would likely lead to psychiatric commitment.
Where they split: Coverage differs on emphasis: whether the story centers on a mother's postpartum psychosis and a near-acquittal, or on the defense's shifting tactics and the harassment of the holdout juror.
Left coverage, 8 sources: The left frames the case around maternal mental health, the insanity defense and whether charges could be thrown out entirely.
Right coverage, 11 sources: The right highlights the defense's shift to claiming no evidence of guilt and the harassment the holdout juror's family faced.
What’s next: Prosecutors could retry Clancy on first-degree murder, seek lesser charges or drop the case.
