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CRAZY BUT SANE? | LINDSAY CLANCY, POSTPARTUM PSYCHOSIS & CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY

The Lindsay Clancy murder trial raises difficult and complicated questions about mental illness, postpartum psychosis, psychiatric treatment, and criminal responsibility.

In this special discussion, Prof Jo welcomes Paige Bellenbaum, a mental health advocate and expert in maternal mental health, to examine the Lindsay Clancy case and the issues unfolding throughout the trial.

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Together, Prof Jo and Paige Bellenbaum discuss the Lindsay Clancy case and trial through a legal and mental-health lens, including the complicated question of what it means to experience severe mental illness while still potentially being held criminally responsible.

Topics include:

• Lindsay Clancy's mental health and psychiatric history

• Postpartum psychosis and how it can affect perception, behavior, and judgment

• The intersection of mental illness and criminal responsibility

• What “insanity” actually means in a courtroom

• The complicated question of being “crazy but sane”

• The role of psychiatric treatment and mental-health care

• How mental illness can be understood differently by the medical and legal systems

• The defense's insanity strategy and what must ultimately be established

• Where mental health and the law intersect—and where they differ

• The challenges of understanding mental illness in the aftermath of a devastating event

Join Prof Jo and Paige Bellenbaum for an important conversation about one of the most complex issues at the heart of the Lindsay Clancy trial: Can someone be profoundly mentally ill and still be legally responsible for their actions?

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Disclaimer: The legal analysis and commentary provided in this program are for informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute legal or medical advice.

This discussion is based on publicly available court records, court filings, courtroom testimony, official statements, and credible reporting available at the time of recording. Commentary regarding legal strategy, mental-health issues, or potential outcomes reflects analysis and opinion—not statements of fact.

Some topics discussed involve the deaths of children, mental illness, postpartum psychosis, suicide, and allegations of murder. Viewer discretion is advised. All defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.