Cases	History	Consequences	Background	Miscellaneous
100 What was Andrea Yates' crime? Killed her 5 kids in a bathtub	100 How often is the insanity defense used? 1%	100 T or F: The consequences from jurisdiction to jurisdiction is the same. False	100 Insanity is a __?__ term not a psychology term Legal	100 What is required for defendants attempting such a defense? A mental examination
200 Which offender orginally plead NGRI, but was later found to be competent to stand on trial? T.J. Lane	200 If defendant is found not guilty by reason of insanity, what happens to them? They are hospitalized	200 T or F: Very few acquitted insanity defendants are given supervised release. True	200 T or F: People who are found insane are extremely dangerous. False	200 Who is the only person who can decalre someone insane? A judge
300 Who changed their plea 3 times, the last being NGRI? James Holmes	300 Female defendants found NGRI have similar _?__ as male NGRI counterparts? Socioeconomic, psychiatric, and criminal backgrounds	300 A defendant who is found NGRI and committed to a mental institution is confined for _?__ as long as is a defendant who is found guilty and sent to prison. Twice	300 Defendants who are found guilty spend more time where? An institution	300 Which defendant in the 3 cases talked about has an established history of mental illness before their crime took place? James Holmes

Insanity Defense

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