SCOTUS Ruling Leaves Intellectually Disabled Murderers in Limbo The Supreme Court's recent decision on executing intellectually disabled murderers has sparked intense debate within the legal and medical communities.
The ruling, which allows for the execution of individuals with intellectual disabilities in certain states, raises questions about the ethics of capital punishment.
Definition of Intellectual Disability: What Does it Mean? Intellectual disability is a condition characterized by significant cognitive difficulties and deficits in adaptive behavior.