California woman who stabbed boyfriend 100 times gets slap on the wrist
A woman in California who stabbed the man she was dating more than 100 times in a weed-induced frenzy received no jail time.
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California woman stabbed boyfriend over 100 times. No jail time, 100 hours of community service
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Any of your legal geniuses actually read the article before posting?....
Maybe you should.
Maybe you should.
The fact that you liked it and cracked a joke like this is a bit disturbing. "aka" I found it disturbing. Somewhat close what I originally said.She just wanted to make sure the job is done
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Lawyer: Your honour, she was smoking some really good stuff.
Judge: Must have been. Poor girl.
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Reverse the genders and ask yourself if the jokes would be flowing as freely
Hey, genius. It's a thing.
But science isn't really your strong suit, is it?
Here you go, Mr "COVID is a conspiracy invented by the corporations to control us".
Drug-induced psychosis | Symptoms of drug psychosis
Drug-induced psychosis, also known as ‘stimulant psychosis’, happens when you experience episodes of psychosis, such as delusions or hallucinations, as a direct result of substance abuse.
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Several Canadian cases on exactly the same topic.
Blurred Lines of Intoxication and Insanity: An Examination of the Treatment at Law of Accused Persons Found to Have Committed Criminal Acts While in States of Substance-associated Psychosis, Where Intoxication was Involuntary | CanLII
Michelle Lawrence, Simon N Verdun-Jones, 2016 93-3 Canadian Bar Review 571, 2016 CanLIIDocs 156
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Here you go, guys. More stuff.
jaapl.org
Forensic Considerations of Substance-Induced Psychosis
In forensic psychiatry, one is often called on to examine an accused to determine if he has a mental disorder, thus opening a defense to criminal charges. To this end, the psychiatrist must consider, in the final analysis, whether the accused could meet the test for the insanity defense, taking into
This is wonderful. Every rightie on TERB suddenly appears and is outraged at the concept of drug-induced psychosis when it's been a well-known legal-forensic issue for a couple of decades.
All of you guys probably have high school diplomas or community college degrees, but you all immediately denounce the entire legal and scientific community because you had absolutely no idea that this was even a topic and now you're shocked and aghast.
All of you guys probably have high school diplomas or community college degrees, but you all immediately denounce the entire legal and scientific community because you had absolutely no idea that this was even a topic and now you're shocked and aghast.
A micro minority of people - usually first (and last) time users - have extreme psychological reactions to certain drugs. It's very atypical.
I don’t doubt you. I have just never heard of it. Not saying it doesn’t exist. I figure with the amount I use, I would have heard of this type of side effect but apparently not. Maybe I should go back to my doctor and “yo - what’s up with non- warning” LOL
