Edwards when it held that defendants can be competent to stand trial yet not competent to represent themselves.
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Wilson, however, was deemed competent to proceed with a trial.
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In June 2006, Muhammad was found competent to stand trial.
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The court had earlier found Chism competent to stand trial.
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But the court found him mentally competent to stand trial.
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But the court found him mentally competent to stand trial.
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Seberg is too baseline competent to be declared a disaster.
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Last week, the judge deemed Roof was competent to stand trial.
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It's just getting someone competent to do the software for it.
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Judges had ruled both of them not competent to stand trial.
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A mental evaluation found that Carothers is competent to stand trial.
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"He's not qualified or competent to be president," Mr. Butera said.
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Gergel ruled on Friday that Roof was competent to stand trial.
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Clary was found competent to stand trial following a mental health evaluation.
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A judge ruled Weier and Geyser both were competent to stand trial.
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The judge had previously declared Snuka not mentally competent to stand trial.
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He insisted that Mr. McCollum was competent to hire his own lawyer.
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Trump's existing team is fully competent to warn him off this behavior.
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Two psychologists said he wasn't competent to stand trial, but it's unknown why.
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Lawmakers who voted decided that parliament was not competent to probe the allegations.
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"I do not believe Mr. Dear is competent to stand trial," she said.
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All three testified Oberhansley is not competent to be tried at this time.
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He is no longer competent to serve as Chief Executive, if he ever was.
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The Reminders app is a far more competent To Do manager in iOS 13.
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He was at a psychiatric hospital after being found not competent to stand trial.
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She claims Redstone was not mentally competent to make that decision in October 2015.
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The video, however, could call into question whether Cruz is competent to stand trial.
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It was not clear, he said, that Mr. McCoy was competent to stand trial.
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Followers are too busy trying to prove they're competent to learn anything from anyone else.
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After a psychiatric evaluation, he was found not competent to stand trial in July 2005.
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That suggests Herzer thought Redstone was mentally competent to approve the expenditures, Redstone's attorneys argue.
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These were decisions that he was competent to make and that expressed his longstanding commitments.
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The American criminal justice system is not competent to decide who lives and who dies.
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Senators, who have larger staffs, are generally competent to discuss a wider range of issues.
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But while Alabama insists its prisoner is competent to be executed, Mr Madison's lawyers argue otherwise.
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He, like the other escapee, Mark Alexander Adams, was ruled not competent to stand trial. 5.
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Your comment doesn't help people see that I'm conscientious and competent to do a good job.
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The center of the book is the idea that Trump is not competent to be president.
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All three agreed that the teen is not competent to stand trial, attorney Nicholas Poehl said.
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Today in bummer facts: Women who wear makeup make more money and appear more competent to others.
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His attorney also filed a motion for a hearing to determine whether he's competent to stand trial.
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"The factions that [Turkey] was backing were mercenaries who weren't competent to handle this mission," said Sultan.
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But after a psychological evaluation earlier this month, the court found Dear not competent to stand trial.
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The boy then peppered him with questions to see if he was competent to care for him.
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Ms. Herzer had challenged these actions, claiming that Mr. Redstone was not competent to make the decisions.
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Dalton has been charged with six counts of murder, and last week was deemed competent to stand trial.
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Dalton was found competent to stand trial, and his lawyer said he would not pursue an insanity defense.
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"I think Rod Rosenstein, the new deputy attorney general, is competent to lead that effort," said Texas Sen.
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A mental health evaluation could determine whether Crews is competent to be held criminally responsible for the crimes.
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Desgroux had previously been ruled competent to proceed with the case, a finding his attorney didn&apost contest.
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I think the issue in most people's minds is whether the president is competent to perform his duties.
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On Monday this week, the court refuted Canberra's claims, announcing that it was indeed competent to hold a conciliation.
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Paxton's office has said a number of courts have ruled Panetti competent to stand trial and to be executed.
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Dalton was deemed competent to stand trial and he recently dropped an insanity plea, according to the Associated Press.
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He will remain in custody while he undergoes the examination to determine if he is competent to stand trial.
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He is trying to get the surrender period waived by arguing his client wasn't competent to make an informed decision.
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The grand jury's indictment this month came after mental health authorities determined Reinking was competent to stand trial, Hayslip said.
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Nolen's trial had been delayed to determine if he was mentally competent to face the murder charge before a jury.
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The lawyers said French courts were competent to handle the case in line with the United Nations convention against torture.
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The judge previously found Roof competent to stand trial after a hearing held in November ahead of the guilt phase.
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Prosecutors said last week that Dalton will undergo a psychiatric evaluation to determine if he is competent to stand trial.
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He was found competent to stand trial after previously pleading not guilty by reason of insanity, according to court record.
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His defense lawyers, who are hired by the Pentagon, question whether he is competent to participate in his own defense.
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In other words, he wanted someone more competent to run an investigation that Americans would trust and be proud of.
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Obviously only people who are knowledgeable about fashion are competent to evaluate these displays and the narratives in the catalogue.
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DILLON: Further, it would be impossible to find an institutional trustee that would be competent to run the Trump Organization.
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He still has not appeared before a judge, and it is unclear whether he is mentally competent to stand trial.
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A court-appointed psychologist concluded he was not competent to stand trial; Cuzzo agreed and suspended the charges for three years.
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As Chief Justice Roberts wrote in Whitford, "justiciability"—whether the court is competent to adjudicate a case—is the next hurdle.
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Herzer had challenged her removal as Redstone's designated healthcare agent last year, saying Redstone was not competent to make the decision.
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"I'm not alleging that he's not competent" to stand trial, Guzman's new attorney, Eduardo Balarezo, told reporters after a pretrial hearing.
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His research suggests that politicians do not have to be perceived as competent to be seen as effective at taking action.
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After his arrest, he spent time at Arkansas State Hospital before he was found competent to stand trial for Doss's murder.
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If you are sure that they are still competent to make this decision and can afford it, ask for a loan.
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His lawyer argues that Mr. Comello is obsessed with conspiracy theories, not competent to stand trial and should receive psychiatric treatment.
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In October 2015, a Cleveland County judge dismissed claims that Nolen was mentally impaired and declared him competent to stand trial.
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Roof, who is accused in the June 2015 shootings at Mother Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, was deemed competent to stand trial.
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On April 22, Kalamazoo County 8th District Court Judge Tiffany Ankley ruled him competent to stand trial on six counts of murder.
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A ban mistakenly presumes consumers aren't competent to decide whether they prefer money or information as their form of payment for services.
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The case has been referred to the Queensland state Mental Health Court, which determines whether a person is competent to stand trial.
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But as good at business as he may be, he has not demonstrated that he is competent to do this particular job.
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Third, I would add to this, you have to be a competent to win and you have to know what you're doing.
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The sultan felt it was time to send someone competent to the island of the English to wring concessions from her queen.
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Those same studies show that voters usually choose the candidate who looks and sounds the most competent to them on major issues.
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I think this is more desirable than a law banning them from voting until they're presumed competent to fill out a ballot.
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But authorities have repeatedly tapped the brakes on the proceedings against him over concerns that he's not mentally competent to stand trial.
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The party and media elites, in return, tell voters and each other that the candidate is competent to run American foreign policy.
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Loyd was found competent to make the decision of representing himself, but the judge ordered a public defender be assigned as standby counsel.
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Przybycien was also found competent to stand trial on the misdemeanor charge of failure to report the finding of a dead human body.
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A 30-year run of psychiatric evaluations finally came to an end when the Chin was declared competent to stand trial in 183.
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In December, Battaglia got another stay of execution after a state court found that he may not be mentally competent to be executed.
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Redstone's personal physician, Richard Gold, and psychiatrist James Spar have told the court they believe the mogul was competent to make that decision.
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But Justice Jackson has sided with a psychiatric expert hired by the Manhattan district attorney's office who found him competent to stand trial.
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In a December 8 filing, the government responded that Suarez had been deemed competent to stand trial and he is not a juvenile.
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His trial went forward only after U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel ruled Roof to be competent to face charges and stand in his defense.
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In court proceedings that are still ongoing, a Wisconsin appeals court ruled Weier and Geyser competent to stand trial as adults in July 2016.
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Redstone's personal physician, Richard Gold, and geriatric psychiatrist James Spar have told the court they believe the mogul was competent to make that decision.
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"In the one I like most, the question was whether Hamlet was competent to stand trial for the murder of Polonius," Justice Ginsburg said.
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A federal judge ruled Friday that the man accused of killing nine people at a church in Charleston, S.C., is competent to stand trial.
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In August he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, but Collier ruled that he was competent to stand trial after a psychiatric evaluation.
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Since then, it's only become more apparent that our current system is failing kids — and that they're competent to fight for a better one.
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Herzer is challenging her removal last year as Redstone's healthcare agent in favor of Dauman, saying Redstone was not mentally competent to make that decision.
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As a double minority, I must be extraordinary in all that I do to prove myself equally competent to my white and/or male counterparts.
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This should come as no surprise: The Trump campaign was not equipped with cybersecurity experts and was not competent to engage in such criminal acts.
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He pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity but was found competent to stand trial and was sentenced to life in prison upon his conviction.
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A district judge committed Shannon Miles, 31, to a state mental hospital after prosecutors found he was not competent to stand trial at this time.
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Herzer is challenging her removal last year as Sumner Redstone's healthcare agent, saying the 92-year-old was not mentally competent to make that decision.
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Judge Gergel, who last month found Mr. Roof competent to stand trial, said Mr. Roof had the constitutional right to act as his own lawyer.
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A lot of us thought that he would demonstrate to the white community that black people were competent to manage a city of that size.
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For example, it's no good using a tool that measures family relationships when you actually need to understand whether someone is competent to stand trial.
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In April a judge ruled that Dalton was mentally competent to stand trial after the Center for Forensic Psychiatry said he understood the charges against him.
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Dylann Roof's competency evaluation has been completed, and on Friday, a judge ruled he is competent to stand trial, according to court documents obtained by CNN.
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The declaration reversed the 2017 decision by Judge Vicki Carmichael, on the recommendation of mental health professionals, that Oberhansley was not mentally competent to stand trial.
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The proceedings against him will remain suspended until he is found mentally competent to stand trial, said Jill Otake, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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He was sent to a state psychiatric hospital until a new competency hearing was held in February 1994 and he was found competent to stand trial.
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Instead, Farahany laid out where this neurobiology is really being put to use: "Pre-trial, to determine if someone is competent to stand trial," she says.
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Ms. Herzer had challenged her removal as Mr. Redstone's designated health care agent last year, saying that Mr. Redstone was not competent to make the decision.
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Clifford ends the essay by imagining someone who has "no time for the long course of study" that would make him competent to judge many questions.
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She's competent, to say the least, and comes up with stuff that really works well for the songs, never over-playing or just riding one string.
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But now that the suspect is considered not competent to stand trial, "he will be transferred to a state psychiatric hospital for treatment," his attorney said.
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Mr. Roof, whom a judge on Friday declared competent to stand trial, has offered, in exchange for a sentence of life in prison, to plead guilty.
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Roof, who is accused of killing nine people at a black church in Charleston, South Carolina, in June 2015, was deemed competent to stand trial last week.
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This month, a judge dismissed a lawsuit by a former girlfriend who had argued Redstone was not mentally competent to remove her from his advance healthcare directive.
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Considered not competent to stand trial The two men had been at Western State Hospital since February 2015, but they'd been on authorities' radar long before then.
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Stockdale entered the not guilty by reason of insanity plea Thursday in Stark County, Ohio -- and told the court he might not be competent to stand trial.
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"The way that we know that people are competent to vote is if they show up to vote and they want to make a choice," she said.
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So it's problematic to consider a child fully competent to evaluate how his or her future reputation might be affected by what he or she shares now.
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The man's lawyers had questioned his sanity but a judge found him mentally competent to stand trial, according to a report last week in the Sacramento Bee.
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This month, a judge dismissed a lawsuit by a former girlfriend who argued Redstone was not mentally competent to remove her from his advance healthcare directive last October.
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We may be hard on ourselves or have thoughts such as, I am not competent to complete these tasks, or, Why can't I just manage my time better?
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He had been bouncing between jail and mental health facilities after that incident -- but the court ultimately declared him mentally competent to receive his punishment for the crime.
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He was also civilly committed from June 2016 to December 2017 after a psychologist deemed he wasn&apost mentally competent to proceed in one of the assault cases.
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This means multiple privacy watchdogs need to work together to determine which of them is legally competent to address linked complaints that touch EU citizens in multiple countries.
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Worse, existing Democratic candidate recruitment and nomination processes have paid insufficient attention to the selection of candidates who are competent to build bridges across America's immense cultural gaps.
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The results of at least two psychiatric evaluations have been kept under seal by Judge Gergel, who ruled Mr. Roof competent to stand trial and to represent himself.
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Judge Terrence Boyle of Federal District Court announced he would not approve any settlement before determining whether Mr. McCollum was competent to sign the contract with Mr. Megaro.
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"Girl Scouts gave me that early confidence of being competent to talk about money, talk about what I deserve and not taking no for an answer," she adds.
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On Monday, a judge ordered Clay held without bond and ordered him to submit to psychiatric testing to determine whether he is competent to stand trial in Bruck's death.
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The suspect appears to have a personality disorder, but Gomez said authorities believe he understands the concepts of right and wrong, and is therefore mentally competent to undergo prosecution.
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A federal appeals court ruled in June 2016 that Sheikh should be forcibly injected with anti-psychotic medication so he could be made competent to defend himself against prosecution.
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It felt like the Frogwares Sherlock Holmes games at their best: Too sincere and too competent to be camp, but never so competent or polished that they feel complacent.
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After we voice these fears, I fall asleep awash with shame, fantasizing that I'll awake cured, competent to practice law, capable of helping Dunia with her plans and aspirations.
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MIRI ABRAMIS, NEW YORK To the Editor: It was distressing to read Michelle Stevens's prescription for raising independent children, competent to deal with the real risks of adult predators.
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This allows Vecchione to begin probation in August 2020, with many attached conditions, namely abiding by the terms of the order and proving he is competent to resume practice.
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People under 18 need written consent from one parent or adult family member unless the abortion provider determines the minor is mentally and physically competent to give informed consent.
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But in a decade before that, because of a long-running weakness in stock price, the market voiced skepticism on whether Jeff Bezos is competent to be an executive.
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Tennessee state prosecutors have said Irick knew what he was doing was wrong, was competent to be executed and did not properly raise the mental illness claim in state court.
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Herzer was challenging her removal last year as Redstone's health-care agent in favor of Viacom Chief Executive Philippe Dauman, saying Redstone was not mentally competent to make that decision.
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His defense attorneys argue the 27-year-old -- who's been in and out of jail and mental health facilities for months -- isn't mentally competent to stand trial at this time.
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The chief executive's opposition, beyond his seeming incapability of letting go, is based on claims that Mr. Redstone is not competent to act and is being manipulated by his daughter.
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The appeals court in its ruling noted that a U.S. Supreme Court decision allows the state "to render a criminal defendant competent to stand trial" if certain criteria are met.
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Edwards, which allows judges to require counsel for defendants who may be competent to stand trial but still suffer from such "severe mental illness" that they cannot conduct a defense.
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The 26-year-old has been bouncing between jail and mental health facilities ever since the incident -- but, last week, the court declared him mentally competent to receive his punishment.
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A Utah man who allegedly helped a 16-year-old girl hang herself and then filmed the suicide was found mentally competent to stand trial on a murder charge, PEOPLE confirms.
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In her lawsuit, Herzer is challenging her removal last year as Redstone's health care agent in favor of Viacom CEO Dauman, saying Redstone was not mentally competent to make that decision.
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The appeals court rejected his arguments that he was not competent to stand trial, prosecutors did not prove their case, the sentence was too long, and the trial judge was biased.
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When asked if he was angry with Comey over his investigation into Russia's meddling in the presidential election, Trump just said he "want[s] somebody that's competent" to lead the FBI.
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The suspected shooter, Shannon Miles, 31, was committed this week to a state mental hospital for 120 days after prosecutors found he was not competent to stand trial at this time.
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"After fully considering all of the evidence presented, the court ruled from the bench that Defendant remains competent to stand trial and to self-represent," the judge wrote in an order.
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Sussman said he didn't have an opinion on whether his client is competent to stand trial, but that his conversations with his client gave him enough doubts to seek an evaluation.
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He provides versatility with the ability play both guard spots, but he'll have to improve from competent to elite backup point guard to make his four-year, $34 million deal a bargain.
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A federal judge has granted Dylann Roof's request to defend himself against hate crime charges in court after finding that he's mentally competent to stand trial, the Charleston Post and Courier reports.
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But the new law states that sex between an adult and a person of 15 or under can be considered rape if the younger party was judged not competent to give consent.
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Jonchuck has been ruled competent to stand trial on charges of first-degree murder in the case, but remains for now in a state mental hospital until his scheduled March trial date.
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They insist that the account owners sign the institution's own power of attorney form — very unwelcome news, because by now the older account holders may not be competent to sign legal forms.
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He's going to be a lightning rod for the sexist and misogynistic voter, whether they're driven by implicit biases or explicit beliefs that a woman can't be sufficiently competent to be president.
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In her lawsuit, Herzer is challenging her removal last year as Redstone's healthcare agent in favor of Viacom Chief Executive Philippe Dauman, saying Redstone was not mentally competent to make that decision.
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"The unanimous consensus of everyone we interviewed was that Judge Garland is superbly competent to serve on the United States Supreme Court," the ABA panel that conducted the evaluation said in a report.
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MURRAY: Yes, it does, and this is a case where I am citing someone who has done analyses that are at a level of complexity that I am not independently competent to pronounce.
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Although Judge Richard Gergel called the move "strategically unwise," Roof had a legal right to serve as his own lawyer after being found competent to stand trial, according to the New York Times.
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Wiseman had sought, and been granted, permission from the institution's superintendent to shoot the film, and staff had made decisions during the shoot about which of the men were "mentally competent" to film.
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An Indiana man accused of raping and murdering his ex-girlfriend before eating parts of her organs in 2014 has been deemed mentally competent to stand trial by a state psychiatrist, PEOPLE confirms.
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After his execution date was set for May 2016, Madison's attorneys filed a court challenge saying he was not competent to be put to death because he could not remember committing the murder.
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Months later she said Mayo would do an on-the-record interview only if Mayo health care providers could first examine Alyssa and see if she was mentally competent to sign such documents.
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He looked for someone to assist his wife in dying but found there was no one who would do it, because by that point, she was not competent to appear before a judge.
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" He added: "Secondly, we need generalists who are competent to interrelate the functions and the interests of one component of our society with another, who understand how to calculate the common, overlapping interest.
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In the hospital, she began taking a regular dose of anti-psychotic medication and in December of 2015 was declared competent to stand trial, as an adult, for the attempted murder of Leutner.
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When Bundy was on death watch in 1986 for three murders in Florida, his attorney Polly Nelson attempted to delay the death penalty by proving that Bundy was not mentally competent to stand trial.
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The controversy reawakened feelings among lawmakers and Puerto Rican investors that officials at PREPA are not competent to lead the quasi-public utility, whose $9 billion debt load pushed it into bankruptcy in July.
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But, according to the Washington Post, attorneys from the public defender's office have repeatedly argued in court that Alvarado is not mentally competent to stand trial — thus the delay from her arrest to indictment.
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Francis Birrell, a Bloomsbury acquaintance, had greeted Runciman's first book with the acknowledgment that fewer than "half a dozen people were really competent" to review it (and that he was not one of them).
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Questions about Redstone's health have swirled since one of his former girlfriends, Manuela Herzer, filed a lawsuit last year arguing that he was not mentally competent to remove her from his advance healthcare directive.
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Dylann S. Roof, the self-avowed white supremacist who is accused of killing nine black parishioners at a Charleston, S.C., church in June 2015, is competent to stand trial, a federal judge ruled Friday.
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Judge Bellis ruled that their claims were too broad to fall under negligent entrustment, and said Congress had already deemed the civilian population competent to possess the weapons by the nature of its law.
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The decision, by the United Nations war crimes tribunal in The Hague, came after defense lawyers for Mr. Mladic, 75, contended that he was no longer mentally and physically competent to appear in court.
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A federal judge ruled that Dylann S. Roof, who murdered nine black worshipers at a Charleston, S.C., church, is competent to face the sentencing phase of his death penalty trial, which starts this week.
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Tepco has been trying to convince local authorities, who have sign-off rights on restarts, that it has overcome operational failings revealed at Fukushima and is competent to safely restart a reactor at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa.
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Garver was committed to the Western State Hospital in Lakewood two years ago after a judge determined he wasn't mentally competent to stand trail for allegedly torturing and fatally stabbing a woman two dozen times.
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"Ahmed Abba's conviction, after torture and an unfair trial, is clear evidence that Cameroon's military courts are not competent to try civilians and should not have jurisdiction in these cases," said Amnesty International's Ilaria Allegrozzi.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - Accused white supremacist Dylann Roof is mentally competent to stand trial for the shooting deaths of nine black parishioners at a South Carolina church last year, a federal judge ruled on Friday.
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The weekend's developments prompted immediate questions about whether or not Mr. Redstone, who is in poor health, was competent to make those decisions and what role Ms. Redstone might have played in influencing her father.
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His lawyer in the case requested a psychiatric evaluation, which found he "clearly suffers from psychosis, with a substantial degree of paranoia" and said he was not competent to stand trial, according to court documents.
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" But, Ms. McCoy said, the government took a paternalistic view, and kept Native Americans from having direct control of the funds, in the belief they were not "competent to receive such large amounts of money.
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Whether you have a well or municipal water, your best option for testing would be either a water treatment professional or an EPA-certified lab, which has been evaluated as technically competent to provide accurate data.
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Joseph Oberhansley, 35, of Jeffersonville has been committed at the Logansport State Hospital since October, when a judge ruled that he wasn&apost competent to stand trial for the 2014 killing of girlfriend Tammy Jo Blanton.
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RELATED: How Republicans are reacting to Trump's firing of Comey "I think Rod Rosenstein, the new deputy attorney general is competent to lead that effort ... The Senate intelligence committee is doing an oversight investigation," said Sen.
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Those delusions and Mr. Dear's mental state were detailed in a courtroom here on Thursday as lawyers heard testimony about whether Mr. Dear was mentally competent to stand trial for killing three people and wounding nine.
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Few researchers are competent to check the assumptions on which such software is built, or to scour code for bugs—which, as programmers know, are virtually guaranteed to be present in any complicated piece of software.
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Swalwell admitted he believes Biden is "competent" to be president, but he reinforced his belief that a younger generation that will have to live with issues like climate change and student loan debt should lead now.
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A doctor who interviewed me in jail found I was not competent to help my defense lawyer, but then the judge wrote a report saying I was competent and pretended it had come from the doctor.
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But in the case of Mr. Porter, White House aides privately acknowledge, some advisers appear to have chosen to try to protect a colleague who was generally well liked and, more important, too competent to lose.
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Colleges may also find it necessary to hire lawyers to oversee the proceedings, because few faculty or staff will feel competent to rule on the admissibility of questions objected to by one side or the other.
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"A Dutch judge is not competent to rule on the case of the claimant," presiding Judge Larisa Alwin said, explaining that universal jurisdiction could be applied for individual criminal responsibility but not in a civil case.
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A federal judge ruled Monday that Dylann Roof, a white supremacist found guilty of killing nine people in a historically black church in Charleston, S.C., is competent to represent himself in the next phase of his trial.
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A Florida judge has ruled that John Jonchuck is competent to stand trial for allegedly throwing his 5-year-old daughter, Phoebe, off a Tampa Bay bridge in 2015, an assistant for the judge confirms to PEOPLE.
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Just as the Obama administration opted to "adopt a policy of nonenforcement" of certain immigration rules, Mr Trump deciding whether "to retain such a policy" involves "'a complicated balancing" of considerations only DHS is competent to conduct.
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His original conviction was reversed by the Arkansas Supreme Court, because a police officer testified Ashley Heath, the victim's six-year-old daughter, picked Johnson from a lineup, even though she was found not competent to testify.
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Whether he was competent to serve as his own attorney will be a fundamental issue in the appeals process, Robert Dunham, executive director of the Washington-based nonprofit Death Penalty Information Center, said in a telephone interview.
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And of course, Trump has indicated that a person of Mexican ancestry can't be competent to serve as a federal judge, that Mexican immigrants are "rapists," and that Muslims should be barred from entering the United States.
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In studies where participants are asked to examine a job candidate, where the only variable changed is the candidate's gender, they typically rate female candidates as equally competent to their male counterparts, but they're perceived as much colder.
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Middle-class millennials have often experienced what critics call "hovering-" or "helicopter parenting"—and some research suggests such overprotection can, paradoxically, make children more anxious by signaling that they might not be competent to face challenges by themselves.
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That same defense team filed a motion ahead of the penalty phase arguing that Roof was not competent to represent himself after he revealed at a hearing last week that he would not present any evidence or witnesses.
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These investigations were commenced both in response to complaints the Irish DPC is competent to handle as the lead supervisory authority of the companies concerned, and at the DPC's own volition having identified matters which warranted further investigation.
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They may determine whether someone should have custody of a child, or whether defendants can understand the legal system and aid in their own defense, a critical component of evaluating whether a person is competent to stand trial.
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Attorneys acting as standby counsel for the 22-year-old defendant filed a motion last Thursday requesting a second hearing to assess whether Roof was competent to represent himself and proceed with the sentencing phase of the trial.
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Many critics, as well as friends of Ms. Lee, found the timing and the rediscovery story suspicious, and openly questioned whether Ms. Lee, who was shielded from the press by Ms. Carter, was mentally competent to approve its publication.
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" Andrew Pollack, Meadow's father, told the Associated Press earlier this month that "it's politically incorrect that they didn't fire him because if they did, maybe they would have had someone competent to stop [Cruz] from getting on the campus.
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A federal judge has approved Dylann Roof's request to act as his own lawyer in his federal hate crimes trial, just days after a team of medical professionals determined that he was sufficiently competent to stand trial at all.
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Sterzer's attorney said the "blended" plea deal was in his client's best interest after juvenile court Judge James Michie found Sterzer competent to stand trial, rejecting the defense argument that the accused teen didn't understand the charges against him.
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I think they're going to vote to put a check and balance on what thinking, wine-and-cheese, chamber of commerce, traditional business Republicans realize is a child in the White House who's not competent to make good decisions.
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DAKAR, June 1 (Reuters) - Congo's Supreme Court has rejected claims by a Glencore unit that a commercial court is not competent to hear a petition to dissolve it brought by state miner Gecamines, a Gecamines lawyer said on Friday.
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SEATTLE – A federal judge ruled Thursday that a Washington state man accused of mailing explosive devices to government agencies in the Washington, D.C., area is not competent to help with his defense and should receive treatment before his case moves forward.
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State and local authorities had dispatched a helicopter and search teams to hunt for Garver, who was being held at the state psychiatric facility after he was found not competent to stand trial for first-degree murder in 2013, police said.
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Moryoussef's lawyer, Francois De Castro, said in a statement that his client would not have faced a fair trial in London and was therefore putting himself under the protection of French authorities - "the only authority competent to hear this case".
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"We would take a careful look at all of the project proposals (from member countries) to see if they are feasible and if we are financially competent to finance all these projects," Jin Liqun said when asked about Putin's proposals.
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Both courts found that the issues raised required a trial to examine whether Mr. Redstone, 93, was competent to remove Philippe P. Dauman and George Abrams from the trust that will control Viacom and CBS on Mr. Redstone's death or incapacity.
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"After carefully considering the record before the Court, the relevant legal standards, and the arguments of counsel, the Court now finds and concludes that the Defendant is competent to stand trial," Judge Richard Gergel wrote, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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On the issue of mental health, the release of a sensational West Wing tell-all book by journalist Michael Wolff has fueled a growing chorus of critics who believe Trump is mentally unstable and not fully competent to perform as president.
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Washington state Department of Social and Health Services official Kathleen Spears told CNN affiliate KOMO that the third person who walked off the Western State Hospital grounds had been committed there -- like Garver and Adams -- after being ruled not competent to stand trial.
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Once we learn to ask, once we learn to presume that all children are competent to communicate on their own behalf, once we learn to believe victims, these tyrannical authority figures will no longer be able to abuse disabled children with impunity.
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"If you do not cancel the deal it will be clear evidence that you are not competent to continue as chairman of Safran, so we will call on Safran shareholders to remove you from the board at the AGM in June," TCI wrote.
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A staff psychiatrist at the Kentucky Correctional Psychiatric Center in La Grange where Jones had been held conducted a mental health evaluation and found that Jones suffered from a mental illness but was also competent to stand trial, the Lexington Herald-Leader reports.
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While the Daily Mail and other outlets have reported that the patient was deemed "totally competent" to choose to end her own life by multiple psychiatrists, her euthanasia has been met with intense scrutiny, as has the Netherlands' liberal policy on assisted suicide.
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Speaking to party members in Manchester, northern England, not far from where she grew up as the daughter of a trade union official, the 40-year-old lawyer said Labour had failed to convince the public they were competent to run the country.
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Charges against a New Hampshire man accused of killing his 11-year-old stepdaughter and dumping her body in the Connecticut River weighed down with a sandbag have been dismissed after a judge declared that he was mentally ill and not competent to be tried.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - An inmate on death row in a Texas prison who was temporarily spared by the U.S. Supreme Court had his death sentence reinstated by a state court on Wednesday after it determined that he was competent to be executed, legal filings showed.
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"When you're in a conflict situation, you have got to leave initiative in the hands -- delegate initiative to those that you consider competent to do so to carry out the authorities that you're giving them," Mattis told reporters in Tel Aviv on Thursday. Gen.
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And things are only set to get worse as WHO doubles down on this approach in Delhi – the WHO Afro region proposes to banish cigarette companies even from being involved in track and trace systems, yet they are the only ones competent to deliver them.
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" Roof was deemed competent to stand trial by a federal judge, and after he was convicted and sentenced to death for his horrific crimes, he stated, "I felt like I had to do it, and I still do feel like I had to do it.
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By noon, the court's public-information office released a revised order clarifying that the justices would tackle only the decidedly less consequential question of whether Texas was wrong to use old medical standards of intellectual disability in assessing whether Mr Moore was competent to be executed.
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The former pro wrestling star Jimmy Snuka, known as Superfly, is in hospice care in Florida and has six months to live, his lawyer said during a hearing in Allentown, Pa., on whether Snuka is competent to stand trial in the 1983 death of his girlfriend.
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Ever since Mr. Gilbert's arrest, his lawyers have tried to convince a Manhattan Supreme Court justice that their client is not competent to stand trial, and that he has suffered from severe mental illness since he was in high school, including paranoid schizophrenia and compulsive disorder.
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"After fully considering all of the evidence presented, the court ruled from the bench that Defendant remains competent to stand trial and to self-represent," the judge wrote in an order, one of a handful of court filings on Mr. Roof's health that have been made public.
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U.S. District Judge Roy Altman in Fort Lauderdale, Florida signed off on Zhang's decision at a hearing on Tuesday, finding her mentally competent to represent herself, though he ordered that the public defenders initially assigned to her remain on standby in case she has questions or changes her mind.
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"The state court did not unreasonably apply (two prior decisions) when it determined that Madison is competent to be executed because -- notwithstanding his memory loss -- he recognizes that he will be put to death as punishment for the murder he was found to have committed," the justices wrote.
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Financial education has not been a priority in the U.S. Only 17 states require students to take a high school course in personal finance, and fewer than 20 percent of teachers feel competent to even teach personal finance topics, according to the Council for Economic Education's Survey of the States.
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"If you do not cancel the deal it will be clear evidence that you are not competent to continue as chairman of Safran, so we will call on Safran shareholders to remove you from the board at the AGM in June," TCI wrote in a letter addressed to Safran chairman Ross McInnes.
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" An opposition MP once demanded during a parliamentary session that Orbán explain the man's role, to which the prime minister responded by reading a prepared statement: "I did not find the person in question on the payroll of a single government institution or public company, so I am not competent to answer the question.
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Though Mr. Gilbert's histrionics may support the defense theory that he is unhinged, under state law a person can be found competent to stand trial even if they have some symptoms of mental illness, so long as a judge determines — usually based on the testimony of psychiatrists — that he or she understands the charges and the court proceedings.
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A summary of the draft proposal said the Social Security Administration would identify people who receive disability payments because of mental impairment or because they are not competent to handle their own affairs, and would provide information on them to the Justice Department four times a year to include in the F.B.I.'s gun-purchase review system.
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The problems have seeped into the criminal courts as well: In the case of one man accused of a misdemeanor battery, the court interpreter, who was speaking in Ixil, did not ask him if he was competent to stand trial, as the judge instructed, but instead told him to "pray to God," according to a complaint filed in Wisconsin state court.
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Now, despite what seems to be implied by my friend's choice of reading material, it would be the epitome of hackish quackery (or quackish hackery) for me to suggest that Rodriguez is a narcissist in the clinical sense—this despite centaur-based evidence in support of the proposition (and a good amount of less mythological evidence, too)—because I am not competent to diagnose him, being neither an A-Rod confidant nor a psychologist.
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