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He'll be diagnosed with Sudden Jihad Syndrome and put on SSDI.

Or maybe one of the orderlies will overdose him on something and save the state the expense of a trial.

He'll be diagnosed with Sudden Jihad Syndrome and put on SSDI. Would that SJS would become an official conviction factor, but I think Michael Charles Hayes ruined it for all the other murderous crazies collecting SSDI while in NC mental hospitals after a killing spree. One of his victims' fathers made it his mission to end SSDI bennies in NC for killers committed in lieu of prison for their crimes. You can imagine his outrage - and that of everyone else - when it became known that the killer had bought himself a motorcycle and other goodies he couldn't even use while sitting on his useless fanny in Dix.

I couldn't find a link to confirm that, sorry, but here's one about him, if anyone is curious.
http://209.85.165.104/search?q=cache:zMq0lWDRE5gJ:www.aoc.state.nc.us/www/public/coa/ftp/ftp00/990537-1.wpd+charles+%2Bmichael+%2Bhayes&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=3&gl=us

Incidently, the same father, with the cooperation & blessing of the prosecutor, lobbied for such committed "non" convicts to have the burden of proving themselves sane/not a danger to others before they could be released. Prior to passage, it was the burden of the prosecutor to respond to a patient's request for release by traveling to Dix and proving he was still insane/dangerous.

Getting back to the grinning little terrorist who ran ppl down in The Pit, close him into a room for 30 minutes with the kids and families he tried to destroy. He's not insane, just Muslim.