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Chase v. State

Citations

  • 369 P.2d 997
  • 1962 Alas. LEXIS 152

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  • the present state of development of the science of psychiatry does not provide a basis of knowledge which persuades the court that it is necessary or even advisable to apply the irresistible impulse theory to the determination of criminal insanity under Alaska law

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Judges: Nesbett, Dimond, Arend

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