When a Defendant Is Arraigned,she Demonstrates Bizarre Behavior,talking to Unseen

question 3

Multiple Choice

When a defendant is arraigned,she demonstrates bizarre behavior,talking to unseen people,failing to respond to questions asked by the judge,and shouting obscenities during the proceedings.The judge orders an evaluation by a forensic nurse examiner.The information of highest priority the examiner will be asked to provide for the court is an assessment of:

• A) the defendant's competence to proceed with trial.
• B) the cause of the defendant's courtroom behavior.
• C) the defendant's mental state at the time of the crime.
• D) the defendant's history and cognitive abilities.

Appreciate the role of internal and external trade in shaping colonial societies.

Analyze the influence of European policies and practices on the colonial social structure and economy.

Understand the importance of military and diplomatic maneuvers in the colonial period.

Recognize the role of religion and religious movements in colonial North American society.

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