In American criminal proceedings, either the defense or prosecution can hire their own psychologist or psychiatrist to
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Do you think a criminal defendant should or should not be held accountable for their crimes if they are, in fact, found to have been insane at the time of the crime? Why or why not? What do you think "held accountable" should look like (e.g., incarceration, treatment, etc.)?
Finally, why do you think a majority of Americans are not very supportive of the insanity defense in a criminal proceeding?
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