Which Person Would Never Have to Stand Trial for a Crime

question 185

Multiple Choice

Which person would never have to stand trial for a crime he or she might have committed?

• A) one judged not guilty by reason of insanity
• B) one judged mentally unstable at the time of the trial
• C) one unable to assist in his or her defense at the time of the trial
• D) one who had experienced criminal commitment

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