A pathological impulse or drive that the person could not control compelled that person to commit a criminal act. This type of crime would be addressed by the
a) Irresistible impulse rule.
b) M'Naghten rule.
c) American Law Institute Guidelines.
d) Insanity Defense Reform Act.
a
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