This document provides citations for numerous sources that discuss different legal tests for determining insanity in criminal cases. It cites sources outlining tests such as the M'Naghten rule, which evaluates whether a defendant knew the nature and quality of their actions, the irresistible impulse test, which examines if a mental disease caused lack of control, and the American Law Institute's model penal code test, which assesses substantial capacity to appreciate criminality or conform to law. The citations cover historical context and evaluations of these various insanity defense standards.
This document provides citations for numerous sources that discuss different legal tests for determining insanity in criminal cases. It cites sources outlining tests such as the M'Naghten rule, which evaluates whether a defendant knew the nature and quality of their actions, the irresistible impulse test, which examines if a mental disease caused lack of control, and the American Law Institute's model penal code test, which assesses substantial capacity to appreciate criminality or conform to law. The citations cover historical context and evaluations of these various insanity defense standards.
This document provides citations for numerous sources that discuss different legal tests for determining insanity in criminal cases. It cites sources outlining tests such as the M'Naghten rule, which evaluates whether a defendant knew the nature and quality of their actions, the irresistible impulse test, which examines if a mental disease caused lack of control, and the American Law Institute's model penal code test, which assesses substantial capacity to appreciate criminality or conform to law. The citations cover historical context and evaluations of these various insanity defense standards.
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