In the Clark v. Arizona (2006) case, the U.S. Supreme Court held:

a. states such as Arizona had the right to limit the insanity defense and the evidence used to support it
b. states and the federal government could not legislate a defense such as insanity
c. insanity defense could not be used in murder cases with law enforcement victims
d. the defendant gets to choose whether to raise the insanity defense and its evidence


A

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