"Swede" Cuts Off His Wife's Lips and Eats Them

[Mary]

Can be permanently corrected in ways much cheaper to society.
Temporary insanity is a piss poor weak excuse anyway that should be removed from the book.

His wife was in the process of leaving him for another man and this induced a psychosis during which he committed the crime. He can therefore not be held criminally liable for his actions and should be sentenced to psychiatric care.

[The Lawspeaker]

His wife was in the process of leaving him for another man and this induced a psychosis during which he committed the crime. He can therefore not be held criminally liable for his actions and should be sentenced to psychiatric care.

Bollocks. It is just a normal crime because he was jealous so he belongs in prison or with his head on the chopping block. There is no such thing as temporal insanity. It's a myth. It's a piss poor excuse to evade punishment and fortunately not every judge buys it: some actually dish out harsher punishments because they then consider the criminal to be manipulative and dangerous to society.

[Mary]

Bollocks. It is just a normal crime because he was jealous so he belongs in prison or with his head on the chopping block. There is no such thing as temporal insanity. It's a myth. It's a piss poor excuse to evade punishment and fortunately not every judge buys it: some actually dish out harsher punishments because they then consider the criminal to be manipulative and dangerous to society.

Mental illness and psychosis in particular is scientifically proven. A mentally ill person is sick in his mind and can therefore not be held accountable for his actions. He did not have intent to harm his wife, he only did it because he was psychotic at the time.

With expert testimony the judge has to hand out a more lenient sentence or sentence him to care. Those are the sentencing guidelines. If a judge doesn't follow them he can be overturned on appeal.

[The Lawspeaker]

Mental illness and psychosis in particular is scientifically proven. A mentally ill person is sick in his mind and can therefore not be held accountable for his actions. He did not have intent to harm his wife, he only did it because he was psychotic at the time.

He cannot be psychotic at the time and otherwise healthy. So the insanity plea can be thrown out of the window and the harshest punishment dished out.

And suppose that he would be a psychopath then he cannot be cured: death is the only solution.

[Mary]

He cannot be psychotic at the time and otherwise healthy. So the insanity plea can be thrown out of the window and the harshest punishment dished out.

Yes, he can, because it's a mental illness and not physical one.

[The Lawspeaker]

Yes, he can, because it's a mental illness and not physical one.

Bullshit.

[Sikeliot]

Send him back to his own country, how about that? He's not Swedish, and his cultural beliefs and mindset are antithetical to Western civilization.

[The Lawspeaker]

Send him back to his own country, how about that? He's not Swedish, and his cultural beliefs and mindset are antithetical to Western civilization.

Send him back in a body bag. Stuffed with pig lard.

[Mary]

Bullshit.

It's a valid legal defense.

[The Lawspeaker]

It's a valid legal defense.

No it isn't one at all.