"I've watched my father -- a strong and proud person who successfully raised 4 arguably insane children -- slowly, cruelly stripped of his independence.
The former Google employee tries to explain that "physics went insane" to children who know nothing of cellphones or HDTVs.
Under Anglo-American law, almost anyone can be a witness, including the parties and experts; even insane persons, children, and convicted felons may testify.
Step-by-step, capital punishment became more narrowly circumscribed; no longer eligible for execution were the insane (1986), children under 16 (1987), the "mentally retarded" (2002), and teenagers under 18 (2005).
These distractions drive me insane; imagine a child who is trying to memorize a poem.
You are not the only one who, while consuming hours of the O'Reilly Factor, returns from the No Spin Zone, horrified, wondering about the sort of insane world your child might inherit.
"They told me I was absolutely insane; I had children; it was not appropriate," she recalled.
Primitivism was a big thing in modern art; along with tribesmen and the insane, good European children were a model of the primitive.
It's "crazy" and "insane" to teach children that they can belong to both of their parents' religions, Rabbi Gellman added.
Liability may also be governed by the customs of tort, as when children, insane persons, and other legally incompetent persons are not considered to be legally responsible for their actions.
