re: If someone is found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity, why do we let them out?

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If someone is found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity, why do we let them out?

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This discussion reminds me of the scene in the movie Se7en when John Doe’s attorney threatens an insanity plea if the detectives decline to escort him to the last two victims. The attorney says he could get Doe “off with such a plea” due to the “extreme nature of the crimes.” But it’s hard to imagine a lot freedom in John Doe’s future if he had gone to trial for his crimes, regardless of his perceived mental state.

It would also be interesting to know how the law would have handled Mills killing Doe and how his status as a LEO with Doe chained up in his custody would have affected things.

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bring back asylums

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In theory it sounds like a good solution (until you realize the Dems and Globalists will simply recycle this list from the 1880s to imprison conservatives, Christians, and last but not least, TD "crazies" into "Asylums".)

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Man, I hope the dad doesn’t throw his life away and do it (mostly for the sake of the rest of his family).

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Proper Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance.

The father should keep his mouth shut and deal with the problem later.

You know what they say about revenge…