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Court hears murder-accused had cognition of a child

A neuropsychologist testified that the accused in a Darwin murder case likely had an intellectual disability affecting self-control.
WHO: man accused of murder, neuropsychologist
WHAT: court hearing regarding intellectual disability
WHEN: Nov 25, 2025 at 7:00 PM ET
WHERE: Northern Territory Supreme Court, Darwin
WHY: to assess the accused's mental capacity and self-control
Sources (1): ABC Australia

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