Moxie
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Same as people getting off a murder charge by reason of insanity. Most of us would say that in nearly all circumstances you'd have to have serious mental health issues to kill someone. Nick has lawyers, and surely they're playing some odds. We can debate Australian law here, and we'd probably not even come close to knowing what it actually is. The judge hasn't dismissed the case, so who knows what will happen. I'm certainly not saying it would be right to, either.It is certainly an interesting way to argue for a case to be dismissed. Nick could be innocent or he may not be, but that type of argument will always leave doubt as far as innocence in a matter. I would think that mental health issues would be obvious if there is an abusive situation, so having it as a possible out in abuse allegations as grounds for dismissal seems odd.
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