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May 20, 2008
Posted: 11:15 AM ET
SEATTLE, Washington – A diagnosis alone does not diminished capacity make; so said prosecution experts Monday during the rebuttal case against Naveed Haq. Haq is on trial for killing one person and wounding five others in a shooting on July 28, 2006 at the Jewish Federation headquarters. He has presented an insanity defense. While psychiatrist David Dunner and psychologist Robert Wheeler agreed Haq suffers from chronic mental illness, neither found evidence he was in the midst of a manic or depressive episode at the time of the shooting. Both doctors testified Haq had the capacity to appreciate the nature of his actions – and form both intent and premeditation. –In Session staff Filed under: Jewish Center shooting Trials |
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