Government moves to end insanity defense in court
In Hartford Connecticut the government seeks to abolish the insanity defense arguing it undermines criminal responsibility. Judge Jose Cabranes weighs how psychiatric testimony affects verdicts while cases test the issue including a theft scheme involving more than 500000 dollars in stolen diamonds and compulsive gambling claims.
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