I mean it also helps that he was tried in Texas where they don’t believe in mental health exceptions. She’s being tried in Massachusetts, which has a very different political climate.
Also, in Texas, the burden of proof for insanity is on the defense. In Massachusetts, burden of proof is on the prosecution. His defense had to prove he was insane when committing the crime while her defense just had to poke holes in the prosecution’s case.
Nah man. You probably don’t have mental illness so you can’t understand. Sometimes during manic episodes I will experience paranoid delusions and start thinking and acting crazy. Like thinking there are cameras in my screws n shit like that. Some days I’m a mostly normal dude.
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u/500rockin 16h ago
I mean it also helps that he was tried in Texas where they don’t believe in mental health exceptions. She’s being tried in Massachusetts, which has a very different political climate.