A woman sitting in a fast food restaurant is shot in the back and paralyzed for life. The person who fired the shot is Pete, a chemically dependent young man who says he was drunk and high when he saw a woman who looked like his ex-girlfriend. "I was so out of my mind on drugs that she looked like my old lady," he says. Psychological assessments indicate that, at the time of the crime, Pete was suffering from a chemically induced organic brain syndrome called delirium. (3 points) For each case, determine (1) if the individual is responsible for their behavior and why/why not, (2) the role of mens rea, and (3) the decision you think would be appropriate: Guilty, NGRI, or GBMI. Note the differences in consequences between NGRI and GBMI (see the last paragraph on p. 573 - read carefully! - with one of those verdicts you go to jail/prison, with the other you don't). Support your