Under American jurisprudence, the insane, gravely ill, or the comatose can be judged as having the requisite criminal culpability for a conviction.

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Under American jurisprudence, if an individual is considered legally insane or unable to understand the charges against them, they cannot be found guilty of a crime. Similarly, if an individual is unconscious or in a coma, they cannot be held criminally responsible for any actions that may have occurred during that time.

Under American Jurisprudence, the Insane, Gravely Ill, or the Comatose