Reddington claimed that Tuesday morning's hearing 'went well,' although he declined to comment on Lindsay Clancy's reaction.

He said he could not do a retrial before June as he had 'other cases' and that his schedule was 'jammed up.'

'I argued that in the trial, I argued it in the motion for required finding, it's not rocket science by any means...they cannot prove probable cause,' Lindsay Clancy's lawyer Kevin Reddington said outside of court on Tuesday afternoon.

'I'm really tired of hearing that I am attacking this juror, ripping the juror, shredding the juror...I'm not doing of the sort. I filed the motion weeks ago based on what was reported by the forelady.'

'It's not my fault that this guy from Houston, who is not a serious person, ends up making statements repeatedly, continuously, fanning the flames to hear himself talk,' he said, seemingly referring to the holdout juror's attorney, Ed Paltzik.

'I don't need any gag orders either,' he declared.

The holdout juror's attorney, Heather O'Connor, spoke to the press outside of the courthouse on Tuesday.

She said the juror is worried about his safety and security.

The lawyer also said the money raised on GoFundMe for the juror was used to pay her legal fees and that, the way things have played out, he will need money for protection.

District Attorney Tim Cruz said they haven't decided yet whether to retry the case or what charges he would bring if they do.

'No determination has been made. We're doing our due diligence,' he told reporters as he left the courthouse on Tuesday.

Lindsay Clancy's status hearing ended without a ruling on any motions or a trial date set.

Kevin Reddington told the judge he would not be able to go to trial until June.

Judge Sullivan told the lawyers to be prepared to schedule a trial at the November 2 hearing.

'That’s my goal to get this thing tried as soon as possible,' the judge said.

Kevin Reddington jumped up to defend himself after the prosecution argued the jury note should not be released to prevent jury persecution.

'I am so tired of hearing "persecution," "attacking," I am doing all these terrible things to this juror,' Reddington said.

'I filed one motion and said nothing. Every comment I have made has been a reaction to people from Donald Trump down to Nancy Mace down to Cruz, not the DA but the politician, calling for her execution.

'I have responded to these outlandish comments, including the guy from Houston.'

He continued: 'I'm just tired about hearing me persecuting people

Sprauge jumped in, 'I never said...' before the judge cut her off.

Judge Sullivan said he will take the motion to release the juror notes under advisement and will rule at a later date.

ADA Sprague said that releasing the information could have a 'chilling effect' on potential jurors - they would fear serving on a jury and sending juror notes.

During his argument on a required finding, Kevin Reddington accused the prosecution of changing their stance on Clancy's mental health.

Reddington claimed that the prosecution started the case by arguing that Clancy faked her suicide and alleged that she killed her children because she did not want to be a mother.

After hearing from experts, Reddington said the prosecutors 'backed off on that like a poodle on a linoleum floor.'

Lindsay Clancy's new attorney, Martin Weinberg, is now arguing that the jury notes and sidebar conversations be made public.

The juror notes detail the issues in the jury room with the holdout member.