In the Legal Definition of Insanity,an Accused Person Is NOT

Multiple Choice

In the legal definition of insanity,an accused person is NOT guilty of a crime if:

A) they have a DSM-IV diagnosis of mental illness.
B) the crime was so bizarre that no rational person could have committed it.
C) the accused was unable to comprehend the wrongfulness of the crime.
D) they belong in a mental institution as they are a danger to themselves or others.