Volitional Capacity Refers to the Defendant's

question 29

Multiple Choice

Volitional capacity refers to the defendant's:

• A) being unable to understand court proceedings.
• B) showing a substantial cognitive deficit when tested.
• C) being unable to control his or her behavior.
• D) wishing he or she has not done what they did.

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