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Prisoner Murder Conviction Reversed to Consider Hallucination Defense
California's Fifth District Court of Appeal held evidence of a
hallucination may be admitted to negate premeditation and deliberation of
first degree murder to second degree murder, but not to mitigate murder to
voluntary manslaughter. This case involved a murder at California's State
Prison. After a morning count, guards found ...
hallucination may be admitted to negate premeditation and deliberation of
first degree murder to second degree murder, but not to mitigate murder to
voluntary manslaughter. This case involved a murder at California's State
Prison. After a morning count, guards found ...
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