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: Jolly LawgerMental Competency
By Steve Pirates
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I personally feel that if the person is mentally competent to try and evade capture, then he is certainly mentally competent to stand trial.
I know that sometimes people can have been competent at point A (crime) and have lost that competency by point B (trial) or vice versa.
Nonetheless, I feel that this driver should be held criminally liable for his actions.
Full post as published by Jolly Lawger on January 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
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