A Problem Associated with the M'Naghten Rule Is

question 94

Multiple Choice

A problem associated with the M'Naghten rule is:

• A) it requires that a person not know right from wrong at the time of the crime in order to be judged not guilty by reason of insanity.
• B) it ignores the issue of whether the person has a "guilty mind" or the intention to commit the illegal act in order to be held responsible for the act.
• C) it consistently recognizes psychoses as "diseases of the mind" but completely disallows other disorders that can impair judgments of right and wrong.
• D) it acts as a means by which guilty people "get off," thereby promoting antisocial behaviors among members of society.

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Definitions:

Strikes

The act of halting work by a group of employees as a form of protest to demand changes from their employer, typically regarding wages, working conditions, or benefits.

Decertify

The process through which a union is officially stripped of its status as the representative of a group of workers, often following a vote among the workers themselves.

NLRB

Stands for the National Labor Relations Board, a federal agency in the United States that enforces labor laws in relation to collective bargaining and unfair labor practices.

Decertification Election

A voting process in which employees can remove union representation from their workplace.