Criminal – Competency Exam – Malicious Wounding – Attorney Assault

By Deborah Elkins
Published: December 22, 2008

The Court of Appeals rejects a defendant’s claim that the court that tried him for malicious wounding for his assault on a prosecutor should have sua sponte ordered a competency exam after the trial judge expressed doubts about defendant’s fitness for trial and by denying his motion for a competency exam, even though defendant never ...

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