Judge Cardozo carved out an exception to this test for "deific decrees." This doctrine is sometimes modified by the irresistible impulse test and runs contrary to the Durham and substantial capacity tests. This formulation asks whether the defendant knew the nature and quality of his actions, and, if he did, whether he knew that his actions were wrong. For 10 points, identify this test named for a Scotsman who tried to assassinate Robert Peel, which determines whether a 
Judge Cardozo carved out an exception to this test for "deific decrees." This doctrine is sometimes modified by the irresistible impulse test and runs contrary to the Durham and substantial capacity tests. This formulation asks whether the defendant knew the nature and quality of his actions, and, if he did, whether he knew that his actions were wrong. For 10 points, identify this test named for a Scotsman who tried to assassinate Robert Peel, which determines whether a defendant is legally insane.
Judge Cardozo carved out an exception to this test for "deific decrees.
M'Naughten test