Those on a whole-life term can be freed only by the justice secretary, who can give discretion on compassionate grounds when the prisoner is terminally ill or seriously incapacitated.
Emergency codes allow crew to enter an aircraft cockpit in the event of an incapacitated pilot, but the co-pilot is thought to have intentionally overridden the system, which is a post-11 September 2001 security measure intended to prevent hijack.
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Even if all 50 Democrats (Tim Johnson is still incapacitated) vote in favour of the resolution they will need to sway at least 10 Republicans to their side to override a promised filibuster by Mitch McConnell, the Senate minority leader.
This makes the notion of an emergency more likely, perhaps a fire that incapacitated crew and passengers, leaving the plane to fly on ungoverned.
His lawyers are appealing that he is too mentally incapacitated to be executed.For the bulk of the hour-long hearing, the justices quizzed Seth Waxman, representing Mr Hall, and Allen Winsor, Florida's solicitor-general, about the role of statistics in defining intellectual disability.
Nor is this an area where productivity is likely to increase much: someone always needs to be on hand to help the incapacitated if they fall out of bed at night or if they need changing in the morning.
But not all the incapacitated, or terminally ill, or permanently despairing are willing to wait for a natural death, or to take messy and uncertain measures to kill themselves without medical help.
The incapacitated will need disability benefits.
As Rosenzweig became further incapacitated, more and more was demanded of his wife, Edith, who would regularly guess the word Rosenzweig wished to convey from Rosenzweig's indication of that word's first letter.
