Summarize:The judge may consider mental health issues in various ways; they may order psychiatric testing to prove that the offender has a mental disorder and investigate the relationship between the crime and the psychotic element. Using this as a defense may alleviate or aggravate the penalty or influence the sentencing of the person, especially if it is found that they do not have the mental disorder and was trying to use it to influence the judge in their sentence. A criminal with a chronic psychiatric disorder, such as Antisocial Personality Disorder, should not be exempt from responsibility in the description of the disorder; it does not state that it causes a person to not know right from wrong. Suppose the person indeed has an antisocial personality disorder. In that case, I think that instead of jail time, they should be ordered for treatment and that they need to follow the recommendations of the doctors. The court will impose a jail sentence if they do not follow the doctor's recommendations. I do not think a person with a mental disorder should be exempt from consequences for their actions