Tag: not guilty by reason of insanity
-
Mother who killed her three children challenges coroner over inquest scope
Background A mother who killed her three children is pursuing a legal route to challenge a coroner’s decision about the medical evidence that will be heard at the near-future inquests into their deaths. In 2021, paediatric nurse Deirdre Morley was found not guilty by reason of insanity in connection with the deaths, a verdict that…
-
Mother who killed her three children fights coroner over inquest scope
Overview of the case A mother who killed her three children is attempting to challenge a coroner’s ruling on what medical evidence will be heard at the upcoming inquests. The dispute centers on what expert testimony and records should be included to determine how the devastating events unfolded and what factors contributed to the deaths.…
-
Nelson Court Finds Woman Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in Body Case
Overview of the verdict A Nelson court has delivered a not guilty by reason of insanity verdict in a high-profile case concerning a woman accused of tampering with a man’s body. While the court acknowledged that the defendant had interacted with the man’s body in question, it concluded that she was not guilty of the…
-
Nelson Court Finds Woman Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in Body Tampering Case
Overview of the Case A Nelson court has delivered a verdict in a charged case involving a woman who faced serious accusations related to tampering with a man’s body. The judge’s ruling determined that, while there was evidence suggesting acts of tampering, the defendant was found not guilty on the primary charge by reason of…
-
Nelson court: Woman found not guilty by reason of insanity in relation to body tampering
Overview of the verdict A Nelson court has delivered a not guilty verdict by reason of insanity in connection with allegations that a woman tampered with a man’s body. The verdict means the court found the defendant not guilty on the charge related to tampering, but did not imply innocence. Instead, the decision rests on…