Insanable - Law Dictionary Search Results
Insanity
Insanity. See PERSON OF UNSOUND MIND.
Lunatic
c. 23). The general principle governing contracts entered into by insane persons is laid down in The Imperial Loan Co. v.
Monomania
Monomania, Insanity about some particular subject or class of subjects, usually manifested
Macnaughton's Case, Rules in
have been accepted as laying down the law as to insanity with reference to criminal responsibility. See Archbold, Crim. Pleading, etc.,
Lucid Interval
understood, in a legal sense, a temporary cessation of the insanity or a perfect restoration to reason. It differs entirely from
diminished capacity
crime (as first-degree murder) but that does not amount to insanity called also diminished responsibility partial insanity compare insanity, irresistible impulse
Insanable
Not capable of being healed incurable irremediable
Insanability
The state of being insanable or incurable insanableness
Insanableness
The state of being insanable insanability incurableness
guilty but mentally ill
a verdict available in some jurisdictions in cases involving an insanity defense in which the defendant is considered as if having
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