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things not looking good for the blade runner so they ask for a psychiatric assessment. Judge can hardly refuse.
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I thought it was the prosecution who suggested it was necessary because the defence were trying to claim a lifetime of insecurity and fear of attack since losing his legs. The prosecution said that such 'facts' could not be used as evidence unless they were the results of a proper investigation. Hence the need for an assessment.
This is only what I THINK happened. Could easily be totally wrong. It wouldn't be the first time!   |
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I believe you are correct naydam
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insanity his only hope imo
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He can always claim he was legless when he done it
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You are absolutely correct naydam.
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He's defence tried to slip in the fact that OP has allegedly got an anxiety disorder as a fall back option for any possible appeal, that is, his anxiety disorder was not taken into account at the trial.
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The defence still has the 'under the spell of a witch doctor' card to play.
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take away his legs and put him in an open prison
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surprised he hasn't got the boot polish out and played the race card yet.
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