Analysis of the Case of Andrea Yates

Andrea Yates' murder trial was one of the most notable cases in 2001. It is confusing and complex, and it fascinates the public for various reasons. After her husband goes to work, her mother systematically dipped her five children in a family bath. This is a cold calculation of the actions of a murderer, or of a woman who lost contact with reality. This is a case of medical disregard and mental dysfunction, or a battle of morality and abnormal behavior that exploits loopholes in medical and legal loops.

Challenge 5-3 Andrea Yates's lawsuit became headline news in 2001 and is controversial today as well. Originally convicted in court, Yates was reexamined, it turned out to be "innocent due to insanity" and will be sent to a mental hospital for treatment. To study the use of Andrea Yates case and "innocence by insanity" in the justice system. Please summarize your research on the Yates case. After thinking carefully about your position on the case, please explain your reasoning about your position and its position. This article must be at least 250 words with a value of 20 points.

Houston's jury today recognized that Andrea Yates is not a madness crime of drowning children in 2001. This is a long-standing example highlighting post-natal depression and madness defense problems in the Tales legal system. Today, her ex-husband, Rusty Yeats, lives in most retrials and I am pleased that the jury accepted mad demands instead of sending Mr. Yeats to prison. He talked about the picture of the prosecution of the five children of the couple before the death and hoped that the prison would convince them that it is the best solution for Yate's actions.

Andrea Yates was born in Houston, Texas on July 2, 1964, and was born at Andrea Pia Kennedy. Yates is a good speaker and classmate speaker. In 1993, she married Rusty Yates, a disciple of missionary Michael Peter Woroniecki. Through sermons, videos, and private calls, Woronieckis condemned the lifestyle of Yates 'hypocritical Christians and said their children were destined to die for their parents' sin. Woronieckis also preached that the couple should have as many children as possible