In England, the M'Naghten rule
a. still applies but is used in only a handful of cases every year.
b. still applies and is used in a much greater percentage of cases than it is used in similar defenses in the United States.
c. has been changed to "not criminally responsible due to mental illness" and is used very sparingly.
d. has been changed to "not criminally responsible due to mental illness" and is attempted quite frequently, but not successfully.
Answer: a.
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