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Q: What If you had a trial and was not competant to stand the trial?
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this depends on whether you are trying to make chemically competant cells or electrically competant cells. the process of making a cell "competant" means that they are capable of accepting 'donor' DNA


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I've never heard of anybody in their right mind and with a halfway competant set of facts want a fast trial; on the other hand, a speedy trial is a totally diffierent matter. The amount of time? I just cant see that as a relevent question. (Criminal of course, civil is another matter.)


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Patricia A. Zapf has written: 'Evaluation of competence to stand trial' -- subject(s): Competency to stand trial, Forensic psychiatry, Mental Competency, Methods


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The trial will go on without the defendant that has been ruled to be incompetent to stand trial. This does not guarantee a non-guilty verdict. The court must decide whether the accused was insane at the time of the incident that he awaits trial for. ========== ...this is not true, a trial cannot be held without the accused present. This is what happens: "Persons found incompetent to stand trial comprise the largest group of psychiatric patients committed to mental hospitals through the criminal justice system in the United States. The law dictates that these patients receive short-term treatment aimed specifically at enabling them to stand trial with as little delay as possible.


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to show paper proof that he is competant