P. v. Burke CA4/1
Andrew Joseph Burke was deemed mentally competent to stand trial for murder even though he planned to testify about his delusional belief that his ex-girlfriend would have been killed if he did not commit the homicides. Two years later, Burke’s attorney invited the court to revisit the earlier determination of competency, citing a new doctor’s opinion that his client could not rationally assist in his defense because these delusions wer
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