§ 650 Mental examination after plea of insanity
§ 651 When defense of insanity at time of offense is available; method of trial
§ 652 Burden of proof
§ 653 Testimony of members of sanity commission
§ 654 Legal effect of acquittal on ground of insanity; commitment
§ 654.1 Information required prior to admission
§ 655 Application for discharge or release on probation; review panel
§ 656 Additional mental examinations
§ 657 Discharge or release; hearing
§ 657.1 Conditional release; criteria
§ 657.2 Conditional release; additional requirements
§ 657.3 Active supervised release for dangerous but not mentally ill committed persons
§ 658 Probation; conditional release; reporting
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Terms Used In Louisiana Codes > Code of Criminal Procedure > Title XXI > Chapter 2 - Defense of Insanity At Time of Offense

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  • Continuance: Putting off of a hearing ot trial until a later time.
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