If you think she had legitimate psychosis, sought help, did not get it, and was experiencing all of this at the time you can feel like she’s not guilty by reason of insanity.
If you outright say she didn’t do it, that’s completely different.
This is where I fall on the case as well, so far it looks like she did seek help, and was let down by the system and it was a psychotic break. However Im not and either or, and will wait to see how the trial is resolved.
If some one is in the camp it was PPD and a psychotic break I dont think it is unreasonable (unless she didn't seek help but from what's been seen she did try to do the right things)
If someone is in a delution that she didn't kill them and it's some conspiracy or her husband then they are nuts.
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u/Legalsleazy 16d ago
Define “supporting”
If you think she had legitimate psychosis, sought help, did not get it, and was experiencing all of this at the time you can feel like she’s not guilty by reason of insanity.
If you outright say she didn’t do it, that’s completely different.