Defendants Who Are Judged Mentally Unstable at the Time When

question 120

Multiple Choice

Defendants who are judged mentally unstable at the time when they are said to have committed the crimes are MOST likely to:

• A) be judged to be faking or using a legal loophole to get out of their crime.
• B) be judged not guilty by reason of insanity.
• C) be committed to a mental hospital until they are able to defend themselves.
• D) fail to rely on testimony of mental health professionals.

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