John, a mentally handicapped adult, is charged with arson. Upon hearing the court-appointed psychologist's report and reviewing the defendant's documented history of mental illness, the judge dismisses the criminal charges. The judge has determined that John is not to be held responsible because he (John) lacks ____________________.
A. wholesight.
B. discretion.
C. a proper value system.
D. free will.
Answer: D
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