Crown lawyers were split on whether he could have been in a dissociative state when he fired 14 bullets
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Jury deciding fate of Eaton Centre shooter asks about grounds for finding him not criminally responsibleDefence lawyers have told the court that Christopher Husbands should not be held criminally responsible as he was in a dissociative state as a result of his PTSD.
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Jury at Eaton Centre trial asks about not criminally responsible findingA jury considering the case of a man accused of killing two people after opening fire at Toronto's Eaton Centre six years ago has interrupted deliberations to ask about the circumstances under which the man could be found not criminally responsible.
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