Mental Health and the Law: Burden(s) Of Proof

Leadership and the National Quality Framework Length
May 17, 2020
Australia and the World
May 17, 2020

Mental Health and the Law: Burden(s) Of Proof

Mental Health and the Law: Burden(s) Of Proof

In most jurisdictions, the not guilty by reason of insanity’ defense must be established by a particular burden of proof when raised in court by an eligible criminal defendant.   What is that legal burden?  How does this burden compare to the prosecution’s legal burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt when attempting to establishing a defendant’s criminal liability?   To whom must these legal burdens be proven and why?
All information should be documented in MLA format.
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