Mike,
Interesting; thanks.
quoting:
"But if its to do with 'diminished responsibility'... "
No, it's worse; I (playfully) plead the Fifth, which concerns our right not to
incriminate ourselves in testimony or questioning. One can legally refuse to
answer, on that basis, whether it's actually reasonable or not. No one gets to
second-guess your motives in so doing (I think...), to a point.
--Joe
> uerusuboyo@... wrote:
>
> Joe, We don't have a Bill of Rights in the UK or Australia, so I don't know
> about the 5th Amendment. But if its to do with 'diminished responsibility'
> then I think you just might have a defence. ; )
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