en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_the_Clancy_children
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Jollota
The nurse practitioner’s surname is misspelled here. In court, she spelled her last name J-O-L-L-O-T-T-A: Jollotta.
Full reasoning
The article misspells the name of psychiatric nurse practitioner Rebecca H. Jollotta as “Jollota.” In the trial transcript, the witness states her name and spells it on the record as “J-O-L-L-O-T-T-A.” A public court filing in the related civil litigation also identifies her as Rebecca H. Jollotta, C.N.P.
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- MA v. Lindsay Clancy Day 11 | Rev
Attorney Buckingham: “And how do you spell your last name for the record?” Rebecca Jolotta: “J-O-L-L-O-T-T-A.”
- Clancy, Lindsay M. v. Jennifer A. Tufts, M.D., et al. | Trellis.Law
The complaint was filed by Plaintiff Lindsay M. Clancy against Defendants Jennifer A. Tufts, M.D., Rebecca H. Jollotta, C.N.P., Aster Mental Health Inc., South Shore Health Systems, Inc., McLean Hospital, and Women And Infants Hospital Of Rhode Island.
requesting a stay in the verdict
There was no verdict to stay. The defense sought an emergency stay of the judge’s mistrial ruling/declaration, not a stay 'in the verdict.'
Full reasoning
This wording is inaccurate because the jury had not reached a verdict. CBS Boston's live updates reported that Judge William Sullivan declared a mistrial and then gave the defense one hour to seek an emergency stay of that mistrial ruling before the jury was brought back in for the formal declaration. So the thing being paused was the mistrial declaration/ruling, not any verdict.
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- Live Updates: Lindsay Clancy murder trial judge declares mistrial but allows 1-hour stay after jury remains deadlocked - CBS Boston
The judge in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial declared a mistrial Friday, but allowed her attorney's request for a one-hour emergency stay of his ruling... He asked the judge for permission to put the mistrial declaration on pause so he can file what is known as a 211 §3 petition.