Although the Durham ruling in 1954 allowed mental health professionals to present information about an accused person’s mental
state, it became apparent that: A. no mental health professional wanted to participate in court proceedings
B.mental health professionals could not reliably assess whether mental illness caused criminal behavior
C. judges were reluctant to include testimony from mental health professionals in their decisions
D. juries were reluctant to consider testimony from mental health professionals
B.mental health professionals could not reliably assess whether mental illness caused criminal behavior
Explanation:
Judge David Bazelon was who proposed to do a scientific exam about mental illness in the criminal area. In the end, his ruling established that the defendant was not responsible for his criminal act if he was suffering from being mentally unstable. However, there is no verifiable certainty that the defendant, because of his illness, committed the crimes.
The American occupation of Japan ended in 1952, after the U.S. and Japan signed a security treaty for a “peace of reconciliation” in San Francisco in 1951. The agreement let the U.S. maintain military bases there, and a revision in 1960 said the U.S. would come to Japan's defense in an attack, meaning that they would become allies. C is the most likely to be the answer.
Buddhism helped to connect the Indian people with the other people in the area through a common religion. Hinduism can be seen in their culture today, having a clear influence in the caste system that is still in use in many parts of India
