A Time to Kill
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People can say whatever they
want in this courtroom!

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Quiet!
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Any more of that nonsense...
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...and you're all out of here!
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Mr. Buckley, you may begin.
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Thank you, Your Honor.
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Please state your name and occupation
for the members of the jury.

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My name is Dr. Wilbert Rodeheaver,
Chair of Psychiatry...

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...at Mississippi State...
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...and Director of the Whitfield
Facility for the Criminally lnsane.

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Your credentials speak for themselves.
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Can you explain, as you do so
eloquently in your book...

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...the McNaughton Rule for the jury?
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Certainly.
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The McNaughton Rule states...
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...a person must be unable
to tell right from wrong...

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...and/or be unaware of the
consequences of his actions...

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...to be termed legally insane.
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You examined Mr. Hailey?
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Yes, Mr. Hailey and I spoke about
his childhood, his family...

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...his experiences during the war.
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And the rape of his daughter?
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Yes, we spoke at length about the
brutal rape of his daughter Tonya.

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What is your diagnosis of
Mr. Hailey's mental condition...

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...on the day that he shot Billy
Ray Cobb and James Lewis Willard?

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At the time of the murders, his mental
condition was without any defects.

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Mr. Hailey was sane.
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Wait a minute. The defense contends--
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Mr. Brigance has gone to great
effort to prove to this jury...

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...that Mr. Hailey is a nutball...
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...is a slow coach...
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...or...
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...what is the clinical definition?
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Insane.
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-Do you disagree?
-Yes!


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