Two high-profile murder trials are reaching pivotal stages, with Lindsay Clancy's case centred on a psychiatric defence and the Tupac Shakur trial finally putting a defendant before a jury nearly three decades after the rapper's death.
In Massachusetts, prosecutors have rested and Clancy's defence is presenting evidence that postpartum psychosis left her legally not criminally responsible. In Las Vegas, Duane 'Keffe D' Davis is facing trial over allegations he orchestrated Tupac's 1996 killing.
