Sections 464 to 475 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302 and 84 detail the procedure for prosecution of an insane person, where prosecutor's evidence shows that the accused was at the time of the crime. was not. The good minds and the courts were only convinced by the fact that the accused had shown good minds on the occasion of the trial, the view of the courts was not correct. The courts should have investigated the fact that the accused's mind was unfounded. The Supreme Court was charged with determining the timing of the commission of the crime to determine whether the accused could be convicted of the crime.
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