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Durham r. a definition of criminal responsibility from a 1954 federal court of appeals case, Durham vs. United States; the court held that “an accused is not criminally responsible if his unlawful act was the product of mental disease or mental defect.” In 1972 the same court reversed itself and adopted the American Law Institute formulation (see under formulation).
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Durham rule see under rule.
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Durham's t. 1. [Arthur Edward Durham] a jointed tracheostomy tube.  2. [Herbert Edward Durham] a small inverted test tube used in determining bacterial gas production.
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Durham's tube1 see under tube.
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Durham's tube2 see under tube.
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