Legal arguments concerning mental disorder tend to focus on
A) the suffering caused by the accused person.
B) whether the mental disorder causes a specific cognitive impairment.
C) the severity of the mental illness.
D) the criminal act.
E) whether the mental disorder is real or valid.
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