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Examination Findings

• The subject is capable of generalization, comparison, and exclusion based on practically significant features of objects, figurative mediation of concepts, and understanding the conditional meaning of metaphorical expressions.
• A low level of abstraction is noted:
  • A limited vocabulary of generalizing terms.
  • Poor accessibility of mediation with relatively complex concepts.
  • A tendency toward concrete solutions to tasks in cases of difficulty.
  • Episodic actualization of insignificant, superficial object features as a criterion for generalization.
  • A slightly reduced volume of immediate recall and weakly expressed exhaustion.
• In the individual-psychological sphere, the following are noted:
  • Sufficient activity and independence of behavior.
  • Absence of increased suggestibility and submissiveness.
  • Awareness of social norms and practical issues.
  • The ability to solve problem situations.
  • The ability to maintain stable contacts.

Commission Conclusion

Based on the above, the commission concludes that Dekkushev A.O. does not suffer from any chronic mental disorder and did not suffer from such during the period relating to the acts incriminated against him.

Analysis of the criminal case materials and the results of this examination allow for the conclusion that during the period of the acts incriminated against him, Dekkushev A.O. did not show signs of any temporary mental disorder; according to his mental state, he could realize the factual nature and social danger of his actions and control them.

At the present time, Dekkushev A.O., according to his mental state, can also realize the factual nature of his actions and control them, correctly perceive circumstances relevant to the case, and give correct testimony about them.

As a person not suffering from a mental disorder, including alcoholism and drug addiction, Dekkushev A.O. does not require the application of compulsory medical measures. According to the psychologist's conclusion, Dekkushev A.O. does not show signs of increased suggestibility and submissiveness; he also does not show any individual-psychological...