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California’s Queen of Grudges, Isabella J. Martin

With outlandish antics inside the courtroom and a taste for revenge, by the turn of the 20th Century, Isabella Martin was a name California's legal system had come to loathe.

Prescription For Violence: The Involuntary Intoxication Through Prescribed Medication Defense

If you commit a crime while involuntarily intoxicated through legally prescribed drugs, can you and should you be held criminally responsible for your actions?...

Antidepressants and the Risks of Committing Homicide

Is there really a relationship between prescribed antidepressants and a higher risk of committing murder? A research study from Finland studied 959 offenders to find out.

Addicted To Killing: Serial Killers and The Addiction Cycle

Some researchers have suggested that serial murder could, in fact, be a result of an addiction to killing, with similarities to behaviors seen in substance addiction.

Susceptibility: Implanting False Memories Of Crime

According to research, through false memories it can take as little as a few hours for you to be convinced you are guilty of a crime you didn’t commit.

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