Anonymous #1 9w

she’s absolutely guilty as in she absolutely killed her children, but she’s not guilty by reason of insanity

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Anonymous #1 9w

As a law student, no. I don’t think she qualifies for that. Insanity is a difficult defense to prove, and she likely doesn’t meet it. The burden also rest on the defense to prove that she was not only insane, but because she was insane, she didn’t realize she would kill, or she would not have realized killing was wrong.

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