Abstract
Mental health advocates are applauding the Supreme Court of the United States' (SCOTUS') opinion Feb. 19 to reverse a lower court decision in the Moore v. Texas case on the grounds that it used outdated means for determining intellectual disability in death penalty cases. This was the second time SCOTUS has made this decision in this death penalty case.
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