Jurors visited Lindsay Clancy’s former Duxbury home and inspected the basement and yard where prosecutors say her three children were killed, while the court approved a psychiatric evaluation and supervised release for Clancy pending trial.Prosecutors say Lindsay Clancy intentionally strangled Cora Clancy, 5, Dawson Clancy, 3, and Callan Clancy, 8 months, and then jumped from a second-story window; defense lawyers say severe postpartum psychosis and bipolar disorder, aggravated by antidepressants, left her not criminally responsible.Clancy remains paralyzed after multiple suicide attempts, did not attend the site visit, and faces life without parole if convicted or commitment to a mental health facility if a jury finds her not criminally responsible.