Incompetency to Stand Trial Differs from Insanity in Legal Terms

question 76

Multiple Choice

Incompetency to stand trial differs from insanity in legal terms in that it:

• A) is subjective and difficult to prove.
• B) refers to the inability of the defendant to understand the charges against him.
• C) refers to the mental state of the defendant when the crime was committed.
• D) is the impulse to commit a crime due to mental disease.

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