Part I Laws That Protect Military Service Members and Veterans With Mental Illnesses In Criminal Cases
In criminal cases of active duty service members and veterans with diagnosed mental health illnesses there should leniency in every criminal instance, if there is any reasonable doubt that the presumed guilty could be innocent, where there is no intent involved, and prior to that criminal incident no criminal record.
Part II Establishment Of Laws That Protect Against Prejudice By The Prosecution
The establishment of a weight system in the judiciary process is needed to demonstrates adequate representation, prior to court proceeding and during, that the presumed guilty is defended in an equitable manner to determine if there was intent, to prevent prosecutors from offering pleas.