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The "guilty, but mentally ill" plea allows the judge to commute the sentence and demand psychiatric therapy for the amount of time equivalent to the prison term. treats the defendants as criminals and sentences them to serve prison time. does not exonerate defendants, but gives them special consideration when sentencing. allows defendants to be sentenced to a locked psychiatric facility instead of prison.

Name: the guilty but mentally ill plea allows the judge to commute the sentence and demand psychiatric therapy for the amount of time equivalent to the prison term treats the defendants as crimina 94926
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Description: the guilty but mentally ill plea allows the judge to commute the sentence and demand psychiatric therapy for the amount of time equivalent to the prison term treats the defendants as crimina 94926

          The "guilty, but mentally ill" plea
allows the judge to commute the sentence and demand psychiatric therapy for the amount of time equivalent to the prison term.
treats the defendants as criminals and sentences them to serve prison time.
does not exonerate defendants, but gives them special consideration when sentencing.
allows defendants to be sentenced to a locked psychiatric facility instead of prison.

the guilty but mentally ill plea allows the judge to commute the sentence and demand psychiatric therapy for the amount of time equivalent to the prison term treats the defendants as crimina 94926

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The "guilty, but mentally ill" plea allows the judge to commute the sentence and demand psychiatric therapy for the amount of time equivalent to the prison term. treats the defendants as criminals and sentences them to serve prison time. does not exonerate defendants, but gives them special consideration when sentencing. allows defendants to be sentenced to a locked psychiatric facility instead of prison.