Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2021April 18, 2021 EDT
PTSD is a Limited Defense in Federal Court: Defendants with PTSD Generally Fail in Asserting the Affirmative Insanity Defense, and the Diminished Capacity Failure of Proof Defense is Only Applicable in Limited Instances
PTSD is a Limited Defense in Federal Court: Defendants with PTSD Generally Fail in Asserting the Affirmative Insanity Defense, and the Diminished Capacity Failure of Proof Defense is Only Applicable in Limited Instances
Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2021
Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2021
- Pandemic Pirates: An Essay Calling for Legislation Curbing Pandemic ProfiteeringGregory Smith
- Expedited Removal and Habeas Corpus: How a Recent Supreme Court Ruling, Combined with an Executive Order from Former President Trump has Affected the Due Process Rights of Illegal Immigrants Detailed for Expedited RemovalRoel Reyna
- How Are You Measuring Success? A Sociological Lens on Evaluating Recovery Courts and the Opioid Misuse Crisis in AppalachiaAubrey Maples
- PTSD is a Limited Defense in Federal Court: Defendants with PTSD Generally Fail in Asserting the Affirmative Insanity Defense, and the Diminished Capacity Failure of Proof Defense is Only Applicable in Limited InstancesAlexandria Patterson Tipton
- Reconciling Rehabilitation Act Claims: A Proposed Best Practice for Filing Federal Employment Discrimination Claims Under Section 501 or 504 of The Rehabilitation ActJessica Gardner
- The Challenge of Change: Overcoming Structural Impediments to Children of Color Receiving an Adequate EducationChantel Matikke
- Defining Reasonableness: A Substantive and Procedural Overview of Police Use of ForceBradley Prewitt
Alexandria Patterson Tipton, PTSD Is a Limited Defense in Federal Court: Defendants with PTSD Generally Fail in Asserting the Affirmative Insanity Defense, and the Diminished Capacity Failure of Proof Defense Is Only Applicable in Limited Instances, 8 LMU Law Review 82 (2021).