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Its a very sad situation when a little child has to die like that . i dont think that you should ever play with a gun for any reason i think that the man need a mental evaluation as a father of four i would never play like that with my kids and if it was done on purpose i belive that God will bring the truth out but if it was realy a game then he needs a lot of help and i pray that the Dr will be able to help him

I will never understand why the term is "Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity" and not "Guilty, but Insane". In the overwhelming majority of cases involving an insanity claim, there is no dispute over the accused being the one who caused the harm to the victim. Why the "Not Guilty" instead of the more accurate "Guilty"? It's not like Martians landed and shot this poor little boy with his father's gun.

I never will understand the twisted perspective of "Not Guilty By Reason of Insanity". In the overwhelming majority of cases involving this plea, there is no doubt in anyone's mind that the accused is the one who caused the harm to the victim. The only question is whether they were in their "right mind" at the time. Why is this not then called "Guilty, but Insane"? It's not like Martians landed and killed this poor little boy using the father's gun.

Here is a case where commas make a difference. "Man, accused of killing toddler, in court" would have been a more accurate and less misleading headline than this, which suggests that the man killed the toddler in court.

Many criminals plea insanity to escape the statutes and harsh consequences that normally follow. It's estimated that nearly 36% of all pleas are "plea of insanity", but the fact of the matter is less than 1% of all insanity pleas are accepted upon review of the suspect's previous mental evaluation. He may be sent to a mental institution if the physician qualifies him. Remember, just because you have kids, doesn't mean you have common sense.

What type of game do you play with a gun in the first place?!?! Let alone a game with a gun with a 3-year old! That is nothing but gross negligence to the nth degree. Even if you were demented enough to try that sort of thing, you can check to see if the gun is loaded, or at the very least, you could check if the safety was engaged. Lock him up.