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Attorney Phiip Holloway discusses the insanity defense used in the James Holmes murder trial

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June 18, 2015

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Attorney and Legal Analyst Phiip Holloway discusses the insanity defense used in the James Holmes murder trial. Insanity is rarely raised as a defense and is rarely successful. Here, Holloway explains that Holmes managed to mislead his psychiatrist and hide his true plans of mass murder. That fact suggests that he does in fact know right from wrong and will be helpful to the prosecution as the case moves forward. Folllow Philip on Twitter@PhilHollowayEsq or visit for more information.

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