Insanity Is a Valid Justification Defense

question 69

True/False

Insanity is a valid justification defense.

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Definitions:

Voting Rights

The entitlement of individuals to participate in the electoral process, typically through casting ballots in elections.

Denied Suffrage

Refers to the condition of being denied the right to vote in elections, which historically has been based on factors such as race, gender, or economic status.

Influence Voter Turnout

Factors or actions that affect the percentage of eligible voters who actually vote in elections, such as campaign efforts, voter laws, and social mobilization.

Racial Minorities

Racial minorities are groups of people who are distinguished from the dominant group in a population by their racial or ethnic characteristics.