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A Sympathetic Defendant and Well-Crafted Strategy Dominated Clancy Trial
September 10, 2026
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A Sympathetic Defendant and Well-Crafted Strategy Dominated Clancy Trial
“What I think Reddington did early on is he made this a reasonable doubt case,” said Daniel S. Medwed, a professor at Northeastern University School of Law in Boston.
Key things to know about Lindsay Clancy’s case after judge declares mistrial
The struggle for the jury to reach a unanimous decision “is a microcosm of how many of us are struggling to think about this case,” Daniel Medwed, criminal law professor at Northeastern University, said in an email.
3 Hikers Planned Their Climb With Google’s Gemini. Then They Got Stranded on a Mountain
Data from Northeastern University and Gallup found that 85 percent of Americans routinely use navigation apps, ridesharing services, and digital assistants powered by machine learning and AI algorithms.
WGBH
Old heads vs. young blood: ‘Old in the Game’ explores aging in hip-hop
Under the Radar hosts Murray Forman, professor emeritus of media and screen studies at Northeastern University.
New Atlas
These 3D-printed objects know if you’re using them properly
Narjes Pourjafarian (Northeastern University doctoral student) and other co-authors explain their goal of avoiding fabrication complexity that “reduce[s] robustness in everyday settings” for interactive objects embedded with electronics to change their surface appearances.
NBC Boston
With Lindsay Clancy jury deadlocked, what might a potential retrial look like?
“Every case is its own case, every verdict is its own verdict,” Rose Zoltek-Jick, an associate teaching professor at Northeastern University School of Law said.
Colleges are offering bachelor’s degrees in AI. Students are skeptical
As of June, Northeastern University’s Center for Inclusive Computing had identified at least 74 AI majors and 89 minors at American colleges, ranging from Ivy League institutions like Columbia and Cornell to regional public universities like North Dakota State.
MAGA Embraces New Unflattering Mascot
“It seems MAGA is trying to turn their opponents’ insults on their heads and use them against them,” Costas Panagopoulos, a professor of political science at Northeastern University, told Newsweek.
Report flags thousands of food packaging chemicals for replacement
Evaluating safety by chemical group isn’t itself new, but the approach hasn’t been used in regulation before, says Julia Varshavsky, an environmental health researcher at Northeastern University.
The Independent
Lindsay Clancy trial: What happens if there’s a hung jury as judge gives ‘dynamite’ instruction
“It really is designed to encourage the jury to take one last look at things and really try,” Daniel Medwed, a professor of law and criminal justice at Northeastern University, told USA Today.
Business Insider
So, how bad is Bill Simmons’ proxy betting mishap? We asked legal experts what could happen.
Simmons is “an unlikely candidate” for aggressive civil penalties, though he appears to have violated online gaming laws in Massachusetts, said Mark Gottlieb, a law professor at Northeastern University in Boston.
The Real Reason The MapQuest ‘Lake America’ Boycott Is So Effective
“Refusing to rename a lake costs MapQuest almost nothing operationally. There is no supply chain to rebuild, no product to redesign,” said Koen Pauwels, a professor of marketing at Northeastern University.
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