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Jillian Ludwig
Women and Crime
The Complexities of Competency in Trial Proceedings
This chapter explores the intricacies of handling defendants deemed incompetent to stand trial, detailing the evolution of legal practices since the 1970s. It underscores the impact of the Jackson v. Indiana case, which establishes limits on how long defendants can be held for competency restoration relative to their potential sentences.
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