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In one Alabama capital case, a jury found mental retardation to be a mitigating factor — the defendant's I.Q. was sixty-five — buthehe judge dismissed this by suggesting that people can easily fake the condition.
Nobody who matters should care if it's fake, the condition and taste of clothing matters far more than the price tag.
(The doctors have found no neurological cause for the amnesia and believe that it may have resulted from an unknown psychic trauma — an indeterminacy that has led some people, including Michel Gondry, the director of "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," to suggest that Bruce is faking his condition).
To make sure that he was not faking his condition, German doctors stuck pins under his nails, struck him in the back with a long needle, and burned him with hot irons, but he did not break his act.
Some victims' family members have suggested he may be faking his condition.
His medications were taken away, and when he fell ill he was accused of faking his condition.
Dr. Carter also said she did not think that Mr. Cherry was faking his condition because his scores varied on different tests.
Doctors are not good at detecting liars even when they have been warned, during experiments, that they will be visited at some point by an actor faking some condition (like back pain, arthritis or vascular headaches).
In federal court affidavits, Mr. Ng's lawyers contend that when he complained of severe pain that did not respond to analgesics, and grew too weak to walk or even stand to call his family from a detention pay phone, officials accused him of faking his condition.
