The Supreme Court of the United States rejects it

Washington (KKTV) – The Supreme Court of the United States has rejected it to make an appeal that was submitted by the self -proclaimed shooter of the planned parenthood because of an earlier decision to violently mediate it, and potentially open the door in the event of more than more than Finally, for nine years.

In autumn 2022, a federal judge found that Robert Dear could be medically medically medically to restore him in the competence in order to be on trial for the mass shooting of 2015. Lead has opened openly since his first meeting in December 2015, but the case was still deleted in court for years, since it was repeatedly classified as incompetent as legal proceedings.

The drug judgment of 2022 took place almost a month after a hearing about the matter. The judge took into account the question of medication based on the basis of the judgment of the Supreme Court of 2003 Sell v. United States, in which a four -part test was determined to determine whether it is okay to involuntarily medically medically medical for the stand:

1. Does the government have an important interest in putting this person in court?

2. Medicines must be medically advantageous for the person.

3 .. There can be no less intrusive means of treating the person.

V.

Dear's lawyers argued that the government's plan had not taken into account the age and health problems.

In 2024, an appellate court confirmed the previous judgment. Dear's lawyers had hoped that the judges of the Supreme Court were willing to accept the case.

Sear is accused of having driven two hours on November 27, 2015 from the city of Hartsel to the planned parenthood at Centennial Boulevard, with the intention of “leading” the clinic. There he supposedly shot about the people who were parked next to his truck, and then forced himself to the clinic. In the next five hours, the accused supposedly exchanged fire with the police and barricaded himself in the building. When the suspect was finally arrested, a veteran of Iraq war, a young mother from Hawaii and a UCCS policeman were dead and nine more, including four law enforcement officers. The authorities said that the shooter had fired 198 balls during the attack and tried to cause an explosion with a propanse that he had brought to the location.

11 News expect more about the decision published by the Supreme Court and will update this article if these documents are available.

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