Psychologist, Dr Mahmoud Abu Arab, explains the types of mental illness which obstruct the patient's ability to be aware of his/her crime and can be therefore found not guilty in courts. Schizophrenia is an example of such.
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The cases when mentally ill persons committing crimes are found not guilty
Psychologist, Dr Mahmoud Abu Arab, explains the types of mental illness which obstruct the patient's ability to be aware of his/her crime and can be therefore found not guilty in courts. Schizophrenia is an example of such.
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By Fares Hassan, Stephanie Andary
Presented by Good Morning Australia
Source: SBS
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