The ruling of the man who’d, decapitated a young child, and claimed he was, mentally ill, and maybe he was, and now, the courts are, hesitant, on giving him either a life sentence, or the death penalty, from the Front Page Sections, translated…
The male suspect, Wang murdering the three-year-old child, “Little Light Bulb”, on the first and second trials, he’d received life sentences, the D.A. thought it was too lenient, and appealed, the Highest Court set the court date for next month, but, the limits of suspect being held in custody was about to be up, the Highest Court mandated that Wang remain in custody for two more months.
In his second trial, Wang testified, “unless someone forces me to, I would not take my medications”; Wang’s father also believed, that there would be, side-effects to the medications, and communicated with the jail wardens, to not give his son any medications. The High Courts believed, that Wang who’d been diagnosed with schizophrenia, after being medicated, had lost his urges to murder, but, “wasn’t active in getting himself medicated”, and from the conditions right now, it couldn’t be determined whether it would be okay, to release him, and the judge gave a two month long sentence of Wang being in police custody from November 8th onward.
The legal realm told, that the criminal trial had the speedy trail rule, that as the third trial came, the courts can only, add one more elongated term of jail, and so, practically, the case of “Little Light Bulb” needed to be settled and ruled on by January 7th of next year at the latest, unless the Highest Court took back its originally verdict, and, sent the case to be retried again at the High Courts.
And so, this, is a case, where a mentally ill man committed a murder, and, if he were, medicated, he will probably, be okay, living in this world, but the problem is, he wouldn’t take his medications on his own…