Infancy Defense is a doctrine of criminal law that exempts a defendant who has not reached the legally prescribed age of criminal responsibility from criminal liability on the ground that, by reason of youth, they are presumed incapable of forming the requisite mens rea for the offense.
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Pathological Defenses in Infancy
Selma Fraiberg · The Psychoanalytic Quarterly · 1982 · 240 citations
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University of Pennsylvania
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