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To: thegreatbeast
My God. That's just sick sick sick.

If the courts find someone NG by reason of Insanity, the defendant should by all means be institutionalized.

If they don't have the capacity of right vs. wrong, why do we trust them to roam the streets?????

5 posted on 04/16/2004 10:38:14 PM PDT by PurVirgo (Never fight with a pig. You only get dirty, and the pig loves it!!)
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To: PurVirgo
Insanity in this instance is a legal term, not a medical one apparently. In my view it should be a valid legal defense. However - if the now institutionalized nutcase is ever deemed "cured", then they should go straight to prison, do not pass go, do not collect $200 and stuff kiddies into ovens.

This country is insane, it starts to make sense once you realize that.
15 posted on 04/16/2004 10:49:48 PM PDT by Freedom4US
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To: PurVirgo
If the courts find someone NG by reason of Insanity, the defendant should by all means be institutionalized

If the defendant isn't institutionalized (and did it) the court should be.

30 posted on 04/16/2004 11:39:56 PM PDT by Smokin' Joe (C'est la guerre.)
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To: PurVirgo
If the courts find someone NG by reason of Insanity, the defendant should by all means be institutionalized.

Why? Dead is dead? Why should justice be denied?

If they don't have the capacity of right vs. wrong, why do we trust them to roam the streets?????

If they cannot distinguish right from wrong they should be put to death. Why the special privelege? It is bizarre. Murder is murder.

63 posted on 04/19/2004 9:35:28 PM PDT by montag813 ("A nation can survive fools, and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within.")
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