Traditionally, an Expert Would Not Testify Directly on Whether a Defendant

question 10

Multiple Choice

Traditionally, an expert would not testify directly on whether a defendant was unfit to stand trial or NCRMD; instead they were only to address three questions. Which is NOT one of those questions?

• A) How did the defendant's symptoms of mental disorder influence the offence behaviour?
• B) Does the accused have a specific mental disorder?
• C) What is the likelihood that the person will be effectively treated and no longer pose a threat to society?
• D) How do the symptoms of mental disorder impair the ability of the accused to understand the proceedings?

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