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Qu'est-ce (qui) est M'Naghten rules - définition
M'Naghten rules
GUIDELINE GOVERNING LEGAL PLEAS OF INSANITY
Macnaughton rules; McNaghten rules; M'Naghten rule; McNaughten rule; McNaughten; M'Naghten Rule; McNaughton Rule; McNaughton rules; McNaughton Rules; McNaughtan Rules; MacNaughten Rules; Mcnaughton rule; McNaughten test; M’Naghten Rules; M'Naughten test; McNaughton rule; McNaghten rule; M'Naghten Rules; M'Naughten Rule; M'Naughten rules
The M'Naghten rule (pronounced, and sometimes spelled, McNaughton) is any variant of the 1840s jury instruction in a criminal case when there is a defence of insanity:
McNaghten rules
GUIDELINE GOVERNING LEGAL PLEAS OF INSANITY
Macnaughton rules; McNaghten rules; M'Naghten rule; McNaughten rule; McNaughten; M'Naghten Rule; McNaughton Rule; McNaughton rules; McNaughton Rules; McNaughtan Rules; MacNaughten Rules; Mcnaughton rule; McNaughten test; M’Naghten Rules; M'Naughten test; McNaughton rule; McNaghten rule; M'Naghten Rules; M'Naughten Rule; M'Naughten rules
[m?k'n?:t(?)n]
(also M'Naghten or McNaughten rules)
¦ plural noun Brit. rules or criteria for judging criminal responsibility where there is a question of insanity.
Origin
established by the House of Lords, following the case of Regina v McNaghten (1843).
M'Naughten rule
GUIDELINE GOVERNING LEGAL PLEAS OF INSANITY
Macnaughton rules; McNaghten rules; M'Naghten rule; McNaughten rule; McNaughten; M'Naghten Rule; McNaughton Rule; McNaughton rules; McNaughton Rules; McNaughtan Rules; MacNaughten Rules; Mcnaughton rule; McNaughten test; M’Naghten Rules; M'Naughten test; McNaughton rule; McNaghten rule; M'Naghten Rules; M'Naughten Rule; M'Naughten rules
n. a traditional "right and wrong" test of legal insanity in criminal prosecutions. Under M'Naughten (its name comes from the trial of a notorious English assassin in the early 1800s), a defendant is legally insane if he/she cannot distinguish between right and wrong in regard to the crime with which he/she is charged. If the judge or the jury finds that the accused could not tell the difference, then there could not be criminal intent. Considering modern psychiatry and psychology, tests for lack of capacity to "think straight" (with lots of high-priced expert testi-mony) are used in most states either under the American Law Institute's Model Penal Code or the "Durham Rule."
See also: diminished capacity insanity temporary insanity Twinkie defense
