Insanity Defense

If a defendant is ruled Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGRI), a court must find a defendant unable to distinguish right from wrong due to their mental state at the time of a crime.


Lindsay Clancy appears via zoom at a hearing
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Carly Gregg
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matthew hertgen appears in court via video
Thomas Gilbert Jr
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Timothy Burke trial
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Timothy Burke
Bionca Ellis' defense emphasizes the insanity defense
Lindsay Clancy
Shawn 'Mickey' Stines walks into court
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Lindsay Clancy appears via zoom at a hearing
Carly gregg sits in court
Shawn 'Mickey' Stines in court
Lindsay Clancy in court
Matthew Hertgen in court
Ruth Miller in court
Ruth Miller
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Lindsay Clancy appears via zoom at a hearing
Ruth Miller
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Shawn Stines
Lindsay Clancy appears on screen
Lindsay Clancy appears virtually at a court hearing
Sydney Powell's defense attorneys join Court TV
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shawn stines
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An undated evidence photo shows Brendan Banfield and Juliana Peres Magalhaes
Morgan Geyser
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