New Brunswick 'decapitation trial' set to resume

Law & Order | 206641 hits | Jan 28 8:49 am | Posted by: kitty

FREDERICTON -- After being declared fit, then unfit and finally fit again to stand trial, accused killer Gregory Despres returns to the courtroom Monday as his convoluted legal saga moves into its next phase.

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by martin14
Sun Jan 27, 2008 9:00 pm
you know, its getting time to redefine this crminally responsible defense.. it gets used way too often, and for all the wrong reasons.. maybe it should be switched to deciding punishment, rather than guilt..
by Robair
Mon Jan 28, 2008 8:20 pm
"martin14" said
you know, its getting time to redefine this crminally responsible defense.. it gets used way too often, and for all the wrong reasons.. maybe it should be switched to deciding punishment, rather than guilt..

That makes sense!
by klaatu62
Mon Jan 28, 2008 9:52 pm
If the man knows he is Schizo, and does not take appropriate action while not in a dementia state (does not take meds, does not seek help) then he should be responsible for what he does once in a mania. We know the guy had no clue! He shows up at the US border with a bloody machette! C'mon! Doesn't matter... He is too dangerous to ever see freedom again.
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Tue Jan 29, 2008 2:33 pm
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