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Psychiatrist: Lindsay Clancy Initial Exam Showed No Psychosis
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28:29Now PlayingForensic psychiatrist Dr. Jhilam Biswas testified about his brief evaluation of Lindsay Clancy while she was intubated and preparing for major spinal surgery. Clancy communicated with him by writing, telling him she was “horrified” and asking whether she had an attorney, whether her body was broken and whether her legs were straight. Biswas said her questions were relevant and logical, and he did not observe signs of psychosis or disorganized thinking during the roughly 20-minute evaluation, though the defense pressed him about the limited nature of his assessment and her prior psychiatric history.
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