A case study in the insanity defense

by Peter W. Low, Richard J. Bonnie, John C., Jr. Jeffries

2000 157 pages eng

Insanity Defense Defense (Criminal procedure) Trials, litigation, etc Criminal liability Washington (D.C.) Insanity Trials, united states Insanity (Law) Jurisprudence Trials, litigation Law United States General

"This casebook first presents a background introduction and provides the history behind the insanity defense. The text features extensive coverage of the John W. Hinckley Jr. trial. It reviews the reactions to the verdict, comments and questions from the trial, and insanity defense reform after the …

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