@schokoleckerli@FadingScreamshttp://edition.cnn.com/2014/05/14/world/africa/oscar-pistorius-trial/den Artikel finde ich ganz interessant
At one extreme, they could find that Pistorius was mentally incapacitated at the time he killed Steenkamp, which would end the trial immediately in a verdict of not guilty by reason of mental illness, she said.
But it would also mean Pistorius needs to be committed to a mental health institution against his will until he is found not to be a danger, she said.
Another option is that they could find he had "diminished responsibility" at the time he killed Steenkamp. In that case, the trial would continue and his mental health would be taken into consideration during sentencing if he is found guilty, said Phelps, a criminologist and law lecturer at the University of Cape Town.
The third possibility is that the experts could disagree with the defense psychiatrist and say that Pistorius' mental health is not an issue at all. If that happens, Vorster's testimony will be disregarded, Phelps said.
The experts might not all agree with each other, and lawyers on either side could disagree with the experts' report, leading to any number of possible outcomes.
If there is any dispute, the final decision about what to do with the experts' report lies with Judge Masipa.
theoretisch also 3 Möglchkeiten, Erkrankung, nicht schuldig, Einweisung in eine Psychiatrische Klinik gegen den eigenen Willen, bis er keine Gefahr mehr darstellt
oder
verminderte Schuldfähigkeit, Prozess geht weiter, wird beim Strafmaß berücksichtigt
oder
er ist nicht krank, dann fällt Vosters Aussage weg, sollte darüber dann quasi Unstimmigkeit zwischen den Parteien liegen, dann entscheidet was mit den Gutachten gemacht wird die Richterin.......
was ich auch interessant fand, dass die Richterin es vorschlug, dass O.P. outpatient sein sollte.....