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.


Chad Doerman appears in court
Annette Harvey's Washington County Sheriff's Office mug shot.
Chad Doerman appears in court in a protective vest
Chad Doerman appears in court
Deobra Redden's defense attorney noted his client would invoke his right to a speedy trial and intends to plead not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Deobra Redden wears a mask and shackles in court
Annette Harvey has pled not guilty to a charge of first-degree murder in the death of Robin Leonard.
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A man in a suit and tie sits in court
Veronica Youngblood mugshot
Taylor Schabusiness mugshot
Sydney Powell appears in court.
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Brenda and Sydney Powell in happier times.
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A woman sits in court
crumbley and his attorneys, wearing masks, appear in court
Photo of Gannon Stauch with orange background
Crumbley enters guilty plea in 2022.
Ted Kaczynski is flanked by federal agents
booking photo of Bryan Patrick Miller
Gannon Stauch and Letecia Stauch combination photo
Letecia Stauch sits in court
Devon Arthurs mugshot
Two people talk to Court TV's Julia Jenae
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Letecia Stauch appears in court for a hearing
Letecia Stauch booking photo
Lindsay Clancy appears via video for arraignment
Letecia Stauch appears in court for a hearing
Letecia Stauch booking photo
Letecia Stauch appears in court for a hearing