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_rbhtp_
👤 :
Tất cả đều đáng được tôn trọng!
2024-06-03 02:50:38
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kex_sirk
my house is kinda bombed :
phúc cho ai không thấy mà tin
2025-04-29 23:53:26
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bbcooky
. :
Dù là đạo phật nhưng tui vẫn tôn trọng mà lắng nghe những bài học của cả hai vì sau tất cả, cả 2 đều muốn con ng trở nên tốt đẹp.
2024-06-02 22:32:26
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teoteo999888
Levannn :
cảm ơn bác Hồ vĩ đại cứu lấy chúng con .Đời đời nhớ ơn Bác Hồ và các Anh Hùng Liệt Sỹ
2024-06-03 04:14:13
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julia._.jessy
Юлия. :
Ngài ơi,con sắp thi rồi xin Chúa cầu cho con được điểm tốt ạ.Amen
2025-11-03 13:44:17
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ngophuong109_
xeno :
con mệt lắm chúa 😢
2024-06-02 14:19:15
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ahaiooi
iuthaonghi :
Con sắp chuẩn bị cho giải tuyển mong chúa cầu cho con cố gắng dc đậu ạ amen
2024-06-04 14:58:43
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urboinkn
Godisgood :
Sáng nay sau khi thi con đã khóc không ngừng, vì con biết Cha yêu thương con thế nào, xưa nay chưa có gì con xin mà Ngài không nhậm lời.
2024-06-02 18:24:46
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trung_hieu.24
Lốp xe tăng :
con sợ lắm Chúa ơi...
2025-04-18 18:51:23
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meobromacdono
🦝Mèo béo🐈 :
tự nhiên t khóc😭
2024-06-02 14:56:01
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tuankhangggggg
ㅤㅤㅤNguyễn Tuấn Khang :
Omen
2024-08-03 13:01:27
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ancut.thaycom2544
Nguyên :
Nam mô a dì đà phật
2024-06-12 12:07:31
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hikaona
Hikaona :
omen
2024-06-16 06:42:33
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cyrene703
NgQuang :
Mô phật
2024-06-04 17:38:26
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longbear04
Longggg :
Giữa chúa với đất nước mình chọn ai, t đạo công giáo nhưng nếu chiến tranh t vẫn chọn đất nước
2024-07-11 16:45:23
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myduongtue2010
M :
Nghe mấy bài như vậy ở đâu v mn
2024-06-03 06:02:38
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ericknava122
Erick :
in god we trust
2024-06-03 11:41:25
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b.b06614
Bác Hồ Kính Yêu :
amen.
2024-08-24 11:20:37
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baotran02052
BAO TRAN VO :
❤️❤️❤️❤️Con đã hiểu
2024-06-05 14:40:08
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ntth19092012
Quái thai 12 trứng dái :
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2024-06-02 13:58:07
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QuangNhandepzai :
phúc cho ae khi vì thầy mà bị người ta sỉ vả
2026-08-26 03:57:12
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followpls10k
pls follow:) :
Amen
2025-12-12 16:57:41
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dyy29ska75me
Thanh Sơn86005 :
Tạ ơn chúa
2024-06-02 15:32:28
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getting sniped by your own mom bro 😭👌🏼 Overview of the Lindsay Clancy case Lindsay Clancy is a Massachusetts mother and former labor-and-delivery nurse who was prosecuted for the January 2023 DCB’s of her three young children. The children were Cora, 5; Dawson, 3; and Callan, 8 months. Clancy survived a subsequent. She has not disputed that she caused the children’s deaths; the central legal question has been whether she was criminally responsible for her actions because of severe mental illness. What happened On January 24, 2023, Clancy’s husband, Patrick Clancy, left their Duxbury, Massachusetts, home briefly to get food. Prosecutors say Clancy used that period to kill the three children and then attempted to take her own life. Patrick returned to find the children and Clancy seriously injured and called 911. Clancy was subsequently charged with three counts of first-degree murder, along with other charges. She pleaded not guilty on the basis that she lacked criminal responsibility because of severe postpartum mental illness. The major issue: postpartum psychosis This is what makes the case legally and medically unusual. The defense position was essentially: * Clancy had experienced serious postpartum depression and psychiatric deterioration. * Her condition progressed into postpartum psychosis, with symptoms including delusions and hallucinations. * Her lawyers argued that she also had an underlying bipolar disorder and that her psychiatric treatment and medications contributed to her deterioration. * Consequently, they argued she could not adequately appreciate that her actions were wrong or control her behavior. Massachusetts’ legal standard is technically “lack of criminal responsibility,” rather than simply using the everyday phrase “insanity.” The prosecution had to establish that Clancy remained criminally responsible despite the claimed mental disease or defect. The prosecution’s position was very different: prosecutors argued that Clancy’s actions demonstrated planning and deliberate decision-making and that, despite her significant mental-health problems, she understood what she was doing and could distinguish right from wrong. Evidence concerning her internet searches, phone activity, movements, and what happened immediately before the killings was important to that argument. Why Patrick Clancy’s testimony mattered Patrick’s testimony became one of the most emotionally significant parts of the case. He described his wife as having deteriorated considerably after the birth of their youngest child, but he also testified about the absence of an obvious warning that she intended to harm the children. Importantly, Patrick has publicly expressed compassion toward Lindsay and has attributed what happened substantially to her psychiatric illness rather than portraying her simply as a malicious person. That distinction is important: the prosecution and defense were not really disputing the basic physical events. They were disputing what was happening inside Clancy’s mind and, consequently, whether the law should hold her criminally responsible. What happened at trial The trial began in July 2026 in Plymouth County Superior Court. It lasted roughly six weeks and included extensive testimony from psychiatrists, medical professionals, family members and investigators. The competing psychiatric evidence was particularly important. Defense experts supported the theory that Clancy was experiencing postpartum psychosis and lacked criminal responsibility. Prosecution experts challenged that interpretation and argued that she retained sufficient awareness and control. After closing arguments, the jury deliberated for seven days. The result: mistrial On September 4, 2026, the jury announced that it could not reach a unanimous verdict. Judge William Sullivan therefore declared a mistrial.

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