Justice and Competency: A Cultural Examination

This chapter examines the quality of car manufacturing in China while exploring cultural exchanges and perceptions of concepts like wokeness in American and Chinese societies. It delves into the complexities surrounding individuals deemed incompetent to stand trial, highlighting legal and societal ramifications through notable case studies. The discussion raises ethical concerns regarding mental health assessments in the justice system and questions the accountability of individuals who commit violent crimes but are found incompetent for trial.