@wbztv: A tense exchange unfolded in court during a hearing related to the Lindsay Clancy case when defense attorney Kevin Reddington referred to the holdout juror by name. Judge William Sullivan quickly interrupted, saying there was "no need" to identify the juror publicly. Reddington argued the juror's identity was already widely known and alleged the juror failed to disclose information on his jury questionnaire. Prosecutors challenged those claims as the hearing continued. Monday's hearing could determine whether Lindsay Clancy faces a second murder trial. Prosecutors are seeking a retrial after jurors deadlocked on the murder charges. If a new trial moves forward on a reduced charge of second-degree murder, Clancy would have the option of having her case decided by a judge instead of a jury. Read more at the link. #massachusetts #clancy