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.


Bodycam video after Bionca Ellis arrest
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witness testifies
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Bionca Ellis sits in court
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Bionca Ellis stands in court
Surveillance Video in the Bionca Ellis Case
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surveillance video of Bionca Ellis at the store prior to the fatal stabbing.
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Bionca Ellis arrest before fatal stabbing
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BIonca Ellis arrest vid
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Bodycam footage of Bionca Ellis stabbing
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Ruth Miller in court
Hakyung Lee stands in the dock at the High Court in Auckland
Carly Gregg in court
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Carly Gregg stands in court
Woman talks to police on bodycam
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two men in an office
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shawn stines on a chair in a hallway
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Lindsay Clancy appears on zoom
Lindsay Clancy appears at hearing
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Jeremy Bartley and Shawn Stines
Jeremy Bartley and Shawn Stines
pencil drawing
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Young woman with glasses and a sweater and a collared shirt
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Sydney Powell appears in court.
memorial for Julian Wood
Handsome news anchor looks disgusted as he points to a picture of a fictional horror character.
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psychologist testifies via zoom
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Don Malarcik talks about Sydney Powell,. video of sydney powell in court in split box
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photo of kids and mom
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lindsay clancy appears in court video
Deobra Redden is sentenced
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