To register your opinion on the Lindsay Clancy case, you can contact the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office or write a letter to the court handling the case at the Plymouth Superior Court.
The trial recently ended in a mistrial on September 4, 2026, after a jury deadlocked 11-1 in favor of finding Clancy not criminally responsible by reason of insanity.
Legal proceedings remain active as prosecutors evaluate whether to pursue a retrial, with the next major status hearing scheduled for September 29, 2026.
You can reach the primary entities involved through the channels outlined below.
1. The Prosecution (To express opinions on a potential retrial)The District Attorney’s office represents the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and is solely responsible for deciding whether to drop the charges, negotiate a plea deal, or seek a new trial.
Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office
District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz
Phone: (508) 584-8120
Mailing Address:Main Office
166 Main Street
Brockton, MA 023012.
2. The Court (To submit formal written correspondence)While judges make their decisions strictly based on the law and evidence presented in court—not public opinion—letters regarding high-profile cases can technically be sent to the clerk’s office to be placed in the case file. Judge William Sullivan is the presiding judge.
Entity: Plymouth Superior Court (Clerk’s Office)
Phone: (508) 747-8400
Mailing Address: Plymouth Superior Court
52 Obery Street
Plymouth, MA 02360
Do not attempt to contact jurors: Following the mistrial, the identities of the 12 jurors and alternates have been indefinitely impounded and shielded by the judge due to privacy concerns and online harassment. Attempting to identify, contact, or harass jurors is illegal.
Keep correspondence professional: When writing or calling, clearly reference the defendant’s name (Lindsay Clancy). Keep your remarks concise, focused, and respectful of the legal process.