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GUILTY BUT MENTALLY ILL

A VERDICT WHEREBY A PERSON IS NOT HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR A CRIMINAL ACT BECAUSE AT THE TIME OF SUCH CONDUCT AS A RESULT OF MENTAL DISEASE OR DEFECT HE LACKED SUBSTANTIAL CAPACITY EITHER TO APPRECIATE THE CRIMINALITY OF HIS CONDUCT OR TO CONFORM HIS CONDUCT TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF LAW

· B > INSANITY JURISPRUDENCE

· B > VERDICTS

· R > ACQUITTALS

· R > COMPETENCY TO STAND TRIAL

· R > CONVICTIONS

· R > FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY

· R > INSANITY DEFENSE

· R > MENTALLY ILL OFFENDERS

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First keyword: GUILTY BUT MENTALLY ILL //

8 entries found

1276	SENTENCING THE MENTALLY DISORDERED. IN: PSYCHIATRY AND THE CRIMINAL PROCESS

1629	TRIBUNALS ON TRIAL: STUDY OF DECISION MAKING UNDER THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT 1983

2009	OFFENDERS DEVIANTS OR PATIENTS?

2113	INSANITY PSYCHIATRY AND CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY

2564	ABA CRIMINAL JUSTICE MENTAL HEALTH STANDARDS

5331	MADNESS AND THE CRIMINAL LAW

5332	ESSAYS ON MENTAL INCAPACITY AND CRIMINAL CONDUCT

11261

MANAGEMENT AND TREATMENT OF INSANITY ACQUITTEES: MODEL FOR THE 1990S