Video taking off 15x its usual first day

Clancy hearing puts September mistrial back before the judge

COURT TV's live coverage draws an unusually large audience as the defense seeks dismissal on double jeopardy grounds.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 819,851 views a day, 15 times a normal first day on this channel (53,691).

LIVE: MA v. Lindsay Clancy | Lindsay Clancy Hearing

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0:00The opening footage shows reporters and camera operators waiting along the courthouse entrance walkway.
6:15Defense attorney Kevin Reddington approaches carrying paperwork, accompanied by his legal team and supporters.
7:05Reporters gather around Reddington and ask about the day before he enters the courthouse.
8:50The camera moves across the road for a wide exterior view of the courthouse.

COURT TV opens its Lindsay Clancy hearing coverage outside the Massachusetts courthouse, where reporters wait for defense attorney Kevin Reddington. He approaches carrying paperwork, answers briefly as cameras gather around him, then heads inside.

The legal question is whether Clancy can face another trial following September's mistrial, when jurors could not reach a unanimous verdict in the case concerning the deaths of her children. Her defense is seeking dismissal on double jeopardy grounds. Prosecutors oppose that request, arguing that the mistrial was properly declared and another trial should be allowed.

The hearing's agenda also includes a prosecution request to limit attorneys' public comments about the case. Those are questions before the court, not a new verdict on the underlying charges.

The broadcast reached about 540,000 views in eleven hours, already far beyond the channel's usual full first day for long videos and live streams. COURT TV has also posted a separate Vinnie Politan segment examining the mistrial and the question of whether Clancy will stand trial again.

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