Answer:
E.
Step-by-step explanation:
The insanity defense is a legal term used by the defendant to plead in a criminal case. In the insanity defense, the defendant takes responsibility for his/her actions but pleads not to be held guilty due to lack of mental stability. The defendant is held guilty under the insanity defense if his/her mental illness is proved. This verdict is known as 'Guilty but Mentally Ill (GBMI).
The statement which is true regarding the insanity defense is that the insanity defense can not be used by the defendant if he/she is previously held guilty or responsible for a different criminal act.
Therefore, option E is correct.