In the case of Kenneth Parks the Canadian who was found not

Last updated: 2/15/2023

In the case of Kenneth Parks the Canadian who was found not guilty of murder due to sleepwalking parasomnia brings into question are parasomnias a viable defense for a violent crime According to the article Parks was acquitted for which one of the following reasons A He was a nice guy that everyone on the jury believed could not have committed the crime B His defense attorney argued the percentages of people who sleepwalk is more than people think OC Several clues that pointed to Parks sleepwalking as being part of his heredity due to several males in his family that did the same reasonable doubt OD His inability to hold a job and remember anything he did violently while sleeping