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SCOTUS: Due Process Doesn’t Require States to Adopt a Specific Test for Determining Insanity

The Supreme Court of the United States (“SCOTUS”) determined that “no insanity rule in this country’s heritage was ever so settled as to tie a State’s hands centuries later” and held that Kansas did not violate due process by failing to “adopt an insanity test turning on ...

 

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