The ________ Is a Standard for Insanity That Asks Whether

question 58

Multiple Choice

The ________ is a standard for insanity that asks whether the defendant lacked substantial capacity to appreciate the criminality of the act or conform to the law.

• A)American Law Institute Rule
• B)irresistible impulse test
• C)McNaughtan Rule
• D)Durham Rule

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Definitions:

Well-Reasoned Judgments

Judgments that are logically sound and based on careful consideration and evaluation of all relevant information.

Critical Thinking

Meticulously examining and assessing an affair with the goal of establishing a perspective.

Good Thinking

The practice of reasoning and decision-making that is logical, informed, and reflective, often leading to effective solutions.

Critical Thinking

The objective analysis and evaluation of an issue in order to form a judgment; involves asking questions, analyzing arguments, and identifying biases.