Utah | Criminal Law
11/11/03, 3:57 pm
Legal Question
Conviction In The Face Of Amnesia
Can a man be convicted of crimes that he has no recollection of committing? For example, if the offender experienced a tramatic accident which caused some brain trauma affecting his memory, could the man still be held accountable for crimes he doesn't remember doing?
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Read More Answered By: Thomas Blakely |
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