Note My Objection

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Back in court Monday, November 2 in the Commonwealth v. Lindsay ClancyWill the case be dismissed? Will the juror be inquired of? Will the case be tried again?All your questions answered with Attorney Katherine Loftus of Note My Objection

As we continue to follow the trial of Lindsay Clancy, I wanted to bring you conversations with those who practice in this area. Danielle Stone is a Massachusetts therapist specializing in reproductive, perinatal and maternal mental health. She joined us to discuss the intricacies of this field and the complications that come with it.Danielle's Practice:The Life Workshop, Inc.Email: [email protected]: (413) 391-6345Danielle's Recommendations:Emergency Resources: If you suspect you or your loved one is suffering from a psychiatric emergency or may be unsafe to themselves or their children, seek care from your local emergency services and emergency room immediately. Below are resources available 24 hours daily. The last two are perinatal specific.- Local ER’s- Emergency Crisis Services Massachusetts: Call or text (833) 773-2445- PSI’s Helpline: 1.800.944.4PPD (4773)- National MMHH: 1.833.852.6262General Resources:Postpartum Support InternationalPregnancy & Postpartum Psychosis Fact Sheet 7/26: Maternal Mental Health Leadership AllianceMaternal Mental Health Fact Sheet: Policy Center For Maternal Mental Health

Breaking down my thoughts on what Judge Gildea's words to the attorneys actually mean

My breakdown of the most recent hearing on the Motion to Compel Colin Albert for deposition, heard before Judge Gildea in Plymouth Superior Court.

Lindsay Clancy is scheduled to begin trial on July 20, accused of killing her three young children . Today we are covering the Motions in Limine regarding the evidence we expect to see at trial - the 911 call, crime scene photos and a view of the home.

City of Boston Councilor Ed Flynn joins us this week - we talked about the nature of politics today, the current crises facing the City of Boston - Mass & Cass, education and the looming budget crisis - and what Ed loves most about representing the people of his district.You can find Ed at:https://www.boston.gov/departments/ci...If you like this episode, please consider subscribing and sharing it with a friend. Every bit helps!I hope you enjoy!Katherine

This week we are joined by Attorney Greg Connor, candidate for Norfolk County District Attorney. Connor is a long time Norfolk County prosecutor who worked his way through the ranks in the office. We discuss his time there, why he wants to be the next District Attorney, and the topic on everyones mind - the questionable management of the Karen Read and Sandra Birchmore cases, and what Connor plans to do differently.I hope you enjoy - Let us know who you'd like to hear from next!Katherine

Massachusetts State Police Trooper Terence Kent is scheduled to stand trial on charges of indecent assault and battery and bribery, for conduct he allegedly engaged in during a routine traffic encounter. He is currently represented by Attorney David Yannetti and his trial l in Middlesex Superior Court is set for June 2, 2026#massachusetts #statepolice #police #trial

The dust of the criminal trials has settled, but the hornets nest has been stirred back up- one criminal case for Turtleboy, two civil for Karen Read, and one with both of them named. Let's break down the basics of each.Keep an eye out for longer breakdown videos on each#karenread #turtleboy #massachusetts #lawsuit #trial