To Be Considered Fit to Stand Trial, a Defendant Must

question 66

Multiple Choice

To be considered fit to stand trial, a defendant must

• A) must have moderate cognitive capacity.
• B) must have limited cognitive capacity.
• C) must have an IQ of at least 90.
• D) must have an IQ of at least 70.
• E) must have full cognitive capacity.

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Definitions:

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