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Episodic Cerebral Dysfunction: A Defense in Legal Limbo

Located in an uncertain, indefinite, and inconsistent legal area somewhere between insanity and an involuntary act, there exists a form of physiological reaction which may result in violent behavior patterns that have the characteristics of both insanity and an involuntary act. These phenomena occupy a blurry place in the criminal act defense armamentarium. As a result, the defense faces an uncertain fate in the courts.