Lindsay Clancy is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday for a crucial hearing following the mistrial in her triple-murder case earlier this month. The Plymouth County District Attorney’s office has yet to disclose whether it will pursue a retrial on the original first-degree murder charges, seek to reduce the charges, engage in plea negotiations, or dismiss the case entirely.

Clancy, 36, from Duxbury, Massachusetts, faced trial on charges related to the deaths of three individuals, but the jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict, resulting in a deadlocked jury and the declaration of a mistrial on September 4.

In the interim, Clancy’s attorney, Kevin Reddington, has been actively pursuing various legal avenues, including last-minute motions, while also working to generate media attention surrounding the case. Reddington has expressed concerns about potential misconduct by the sole juror who dissented from the verdict, refusing to vote for a not guilty finding and effectively causing the mistrial. He has called for an investigation into this juror’s conduct.

Federal and local prosecutors have not commented publicly on their intended course of action, leaving the upcoming hearing as a likely forum for clarifying the next steps in this high-profile case. The outcome will determine whether Clancy will face a new trial or if alternative resolutions will be explored.