What's Insanity Defense?

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  • Опубликовано: 31 мар 2012
  • Laurence Miller, Ph.D., author of 'Criminal Psychology - Nature, Nurture, Culture' explaining about insanity defense.

Комментарии • 26

  • @HorrorMovieReviewGuy
    @HorrorMovieReviewGuy 9 лет назад +14

    This was tremendous help for a script we are proposing to a studio, in a few years, it's also very informative and Id say rather fascinating.

  • @jennyfertejada2541
    @jennyfertejada2541 2 года назад +6

    This video was incredibly helpful for the current class I am taking right now!! Mr. Miller your knowledge on this topic and psychology in general astounds me and it absolutely provides incredible support for my class! I specifically enjoyed your history lesson as it helps hone in the importance of progression of our laws throughout the years. Thank you!

  • @yennefermay9328
    @yennefermay9328 Год назад

    This was an amazing explanation of the insanity defense. It has helped me understand all the components of it. Thank you!

  • @marycatherine5630
    @marycatherine5630 12 лет назад +4

    good work! hope to see more interviews soon!

  • @churiseg.3070
    @churiseg.3070 3 года назад +1

    Excellent clear concise explanation

  • @infinitetimer27
    @infinitetimer27 2 года назад +4

    I'm doing an assignment in class and I have a question.
    Let's say if the person on Stand was brainwashed for a long time [ now at the age 25] into doing a murder without the knowledge of knowing if it's the right thing to do. would that be fit to be pleading insanity since they didn't know right from wrong at that time and was forced into a murderous ideology?

  • @debglover
    @debglover 11 лет назад +2

    Really appreciate this for students! ~ Thanks ~

  • @crystalmichel8218
    @crystalmichel8218 6 лет назад +3

    How would I cite this pure gold?

  • @DavidIsOdd
    @DavidIsOdd 9 лет назад +3

    You are awesome!

  • @henrykipsang8098
    @henrykipsang8098 2 года назад

    Yes I have bipolar but this did not happen it was planned to stop my volution to teach as volunteer for the last 20 years close

  • @DarkstarArchangel
    @DarkstarArchangel 10 лет назад +1

    2nd response.
    Before and after I made that comment I already realized that little-to-none of criminal that pull up the insanity defense don't get released without a punishment whether it's jail time or mental institution. (Not counting those outside of America.)
    If I did believe that some criminals would get away with that false defense I would say something like "I hope none of these idiots got away with this stupid defense" then it would hint that I wouldn't know anything.

    • @tsukiyomire
      @tsukiyomire 5 лет назад +1

      you still dont know jack though.... you're not understanding a bit of what Dr. Miller is trying to suggest. you still have to plead guilty, they are simply saying yes i did that, but i was impaired at the time. it's not an excuse it is actually a guilty plea, why would you want a guy with schizophrenia in a jail cell rotting when they could be getting help. and those that are admitted to these mental facilities are pretty much going to spend the rest of their lives there, your comments are UGGHH

  • @davinadavina1331
    @davinadavina1331 2 года назад

    i fit the mc naughton defense over and over. its perception of the beholder that is wrong. i get booted from societies. for being republican, i am for all parties and i support the truth on all sides. ive been booted for talking about my 8 year old truck like a girl saying i pimped my 8 year old girl. i been booted for throwing my baby on the floor. my 6 year old cat is my baby. everyone knows i am different and i talk differently. they know i do things differently too. i am weird. i am schizoaffected

  • @joceuhu4152
    @joceuhu4152 10 лет назад +3

    The insanity defense is not just an "excuse". If someone were accused of a crime and tried to use it to "escape" from their punishments...then that would be the STUPIDEST thing ever. Only about 1% of all cases attempt to use the insanity plea and only 25% of that 1% succeeds. It is very hard to defend this plea and nearly impossible if the individual is in fact not insane.

  • @DarkstarArchangel
    @DarkstarArchangel 10 лет назад +2

    "If someone were accused of a crime and tried to use it to "escape" from their punishments... then that would be the STUPIDEST thing ever."
    Yes, that's what I mean.

  • @jbmischel4071
    @jbmischel4071 4 года назад +1

    Ms grahm anyone?

  • @DeadFishFactory
    @DeadFishFactory 11 лет назад +1

    By using the insanity defense, you basically are pleading guilty to the crime. You're not saying, "I'm insane, therefore I didn't rape the girl." You're saying, "Yeah, I raped her, but I'm insane, so I could not have been responsible for my actions."

  • @ethanleefreier5116
    @ethanleefreier5116 4 года назад

    Contrary to popular belief disagree on this I agree to disagree in certain cases

  • @DROMSTA
    @DROMSTA 8 лет назад +4

    harry potter