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Can the Mentally Ill Understand the Consequences of Their Actions?

Legality as it involves persons who are mentally ill can become convoluted. Many cases have reached crossroads where the offender is mentally ill. The rights of the victim become confused with the ability of the offender to understand what occurred. In some cases, it is an even more horrendous injustice.…

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Rape Charges Dismissed for Lack of Evidence

The man was charged with kidnapping in the second degree, two counts of assault in the second degree, attempted rape in the first degree and attempted sexual abuse in the first degree. The man was also charged with similar counts previously involving another woman but was later dismissed. Evidently, the…

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Court Discusses Use of Uncorroborated Evidence

The Facts: On 10 October 1965, defendant broke and entered a room, housing at that time the complainant alone, armed with a knife, forcibly committed upon her person (according to the complainant’s testimony) an act of consummated, though uncorroborated, rape. Thereafter, defendant is charged with the crimes of Burglary Third…

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Court Said Element of Penal Law Lacking

The Facts: On 10 October 1965, defendant broke and entered a room, housing at that time the complainant alone, armed with a knife, forcibly committed upon her person (according to the complainant’s testimony) an act of consummated, though uncorroborated, rape. Thereafter, defendant is charged with the crimes of Burglary Third…

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