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* Physicians found M'Naghten to be totally insane.
* M'Naghten's acquittal caused public furor.
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M'Naghten’s Case
Court House of Lords
Citation 0 Cl. & F. 200, 8 Eng. Rep. 718
Date decided 1843

Facts

  • Daniel M'Naghten (1813 – May 1865) wanted to assassinate the British prime minister.
  • In 1843, M'Naghten shot & killed Edward Drummond, the prime minister's secretary.
  • Physicians found M'Naghten to be totally insane.
  • M'Naghten's acquittal caused public furor.

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