Which of the following refers to the "right-wrong test" used in cases of the insanity defense to determine whether a defendant should be held responsible for a crime?

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The "right-wrong test" is also known as the M'Naghten Rule, which is a legal standard for the insanity defense in criminal cases. It determines whether a defendant should be held responsible for a crime by assessing whether they understood the nature and quality of their actions and whether they knew that their actions were wrong or against the law. The other choices (A, C, and D) refer to different legal standards and guidelines for the insanity defense.

Which of the Following Refers to the "Right-Wrong Test" Used