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The gripping Lindsay Clancy trial that has gripped the nation and the world. A novel from the juror who stood alone.
Last updated: 10 October 2026
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Why I Held Out: One juror. Eleven against him. And a decision no one can make for him.
A literary legal thriller inspired by publicly reported real events. This is a work of fiction; the characters, jury deliberations and private conversations are invented.