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actions. ... defended the increase in federal crimes as a protection against the 
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the mental illness despite the defendant's ability to distinguish right from wrong. ... 
and the American Law Institute in its Model Penal Code definition of insanity ... 
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good ... The M'Naghten rule -- not knowing right from wrong .... For these 
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present any witnesses, then argue that the prosecution failed to prove its case. ... 
can agree on a single meaning of the concept in the criminal law context. ... 
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Responsibility and Its Subsequent Development in the United States: An 
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victed if from mental disease he was unable to form a criminal intent," which test 
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... enable him to distinguish between right and wrong, as to the particular act he is
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injury. ..... mind and prevents distinguishing between actions that are

Question: In criminal law, it's defined as an individual's inability to distinguish right from wrong
Answer: insanity