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Forensic psychology / Criminal law / Criminology / Insanity defense / Insanity / Clark v. Arizona / Jones v. United States / Element / Settled insanity / Law / Mental health law / Criminal defenses
Date: 2012-11-26 09:35:26
Forensic psychology
Criminal law
Criminology
Insanity defense
Insanity
Clark v. Arizona
Jones v. United States
Element
Settled insanity
Law
Mental health law
Criminal defenses

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