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Their thinking was impaired by mental illness -Not guilty by reason of insanity (NGRI) -Irresistible impulse |
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M'Naghten Rule
-Can not be held legally responsible for what they did since they don't understand right from wrong. |
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Famous CASES
John Hinckley |
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Try to kill president Reagan, obsessed with jodie foster plead not guilty due to insanity. Still in the mental hospital. |
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Famous Cases
Jeffrey Dahmer |
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Serial killer, killed boys and young men. Dismembered their bodies and ate them. Found guilty but with a mental illness, was murdered in prison. |
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Famous Cases
Jeffrey Dahmer |
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Serial killer, killed boys and young men. Dismembered their bodies and ate them. Found guilty but with a mental illness, was murdered in prison. |
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Famous Cases
Jeffrey Dahmer |
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Serial killer, killed boys and young men. Dismembered their bodies and ate them. Found guilty but with a mental illness, was murdered in prison. |
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Famous cases
John Wayne Gacy |
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-Serial killer, successful businessman. killed young men. Buried their bodies under his house. Found guilty and was killed by lethal injection. |
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Famous Cases
Mark David Chapman |
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-Murdered John Linen, who was part of the beetles. Found guilty of second degree murder, always denied parole. |
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Civil Commitment
Prediction of dangerousnes |
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-Accurate? -Past violence -Static personality and environment -Imminent violence:Example(someone standing outside with a gun) -Medication noncompliance -Out patient commitment. |
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Civil Commitment
Protection of patients' rights` |
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-Least restrictive alternative -Right to treatment -Right to refuse treatment |
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Ethical issues/dilemmas Confidentiality/privileged communication -Tarasoff Ruling |
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Girl was stabbed to death, says if a therapist is aware that his/her client expresses a strong desire to harm someone, they must alert the potential victim. |
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