Exploring the Psychology of Criminal Behavior

The chapter delves into the intricacies of criminal behavior, analyzing cases like William's methodical murder and attempted escape contrasted with a woman's detached state high on meth. It examines the mental state of individuals like William Freeman in 1846, evaluating the impact of trauma on mental illness and competence. Legal battles and debates on accountability, competency, and the effects of brain deterioration on behavior are thoroughly discussed.