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DOI: Theoretical And Practical Issues Of Criminal Liability Of Persons With Mental Disorders In A Way That Does Not Exclude Sanity
Abstract
This article analyzes the theoretical and practical issues of responsibility of a person with a mental disorder, his understanding, medical and legal criteria in a way that does not exclude insanity. It proposes that the crime committed by a person with a mental illness be considered a mitigating circumstance.
Keywords
Law, Criminal, Psychiatric Care, Medical Criterion, Mental Disorder, Legislature Associates, Mental Illness, Limited Mental Illness
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