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The Lindsay Clancy mistrial has reignited debate over insanity, criminal responsibility, and mental illness. In this episode, Trent examines the history of the insanity defense, the consequences of deinstitutionalization, and why some modern definitions of insanity risk excusing people who know exactly what they are doing.
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00:00 What Is Insanity?
01:20 St. Dymphna and Caring for the Mentally Ill
03:16 The Insanity Defense and Mental Asylums
05:05 Deinstitutionalization and Public Safety
07:52 How Modern Insanity Standards Expanded
09:51 Culpability, Impulses, and “Affluenza”
11:14 The Lindsay Clancy Case
14:38 Evil, Responsibility, and Mental Illness
16:33 Reforming the Insanity Defense
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