Gotlin, of Gotlin & Jaffe, successfully tried a mental health defense in 2014 while representing a man accused of fatally stabbing his mother.
"My guess is they should try some kind of psychiatric defense where it mitigates his intent to do this in the hopes that instead of getting convicted of murder, he gets convicted of manslaughter," he told Fox News Digital. "Even if he gets the maximum, which is eight to 24 years ... he could still get out. You know, you may spend 15, 16 to 18 years in, but at least one day you're going to get out."
Manhattan
District Attorney Alvin Bragg on Tuesday announced that a grand jury
indicted Mangione on one count of first-degree murder, in furtherance of
terrorism; two counts of second-degree murder; two counts of
second-degree criminal weapons possession; four counts of third-degree
criminal weapons possession; one count of fourth-degree criminal weapons
possession; and one count of second-degree criminal possession of a
forged instrument. Read more and see video here.

