Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney Kevin Reddington tells NBC News’ Laura Jarrett that he doesn’t need to know the reasoning behind why a juror held out from agreeing on a verdict in the trial, saying it wouldn’t change anything and he doesn’t care to know whatever propelled the juror to make his decision. Watch Laura Jarrett’s full interview with Kevin Reddington on the NBC News app or NBCNews.com.
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Common sense will always thwart anything in the law books.
He cared. He went off on the courtroom and wanted that juror replaced. Tell the truth.
I'm not looking to be a better lawyer. I don't care, for what? I'm perfect already, it's the jurors who are flawed.
This lawyer is looking to get disbarred. By his actions, he's teeing up a chance for her to argue ineffective counsel.