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Question 6 of 30

If a court found that someone did not know right from wrong at the time he or
she committed a crime, the court would find that person:
A. dissociated.
OB. insane.
C. mentally incapacitated.
O D. legally culpable.
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Answer 1

If a court found that someone did not know right from wrong at the time they committed a crime, they would still be held legally culpable.

Step-by-step explanation:

If a court found that someone did not know right from wrong at the time they committed a crime, the court would find that person legally culpable. This means that the person would be held responsible for their actions and could face legal consequences for the crime they committed, even if they did not have the mental capacity to know right from wrong at the time.

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