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    "label": "2024-01-03 | 2nd Rule 20 Exam Video",
    "case": "27-CR-23-1886",
    "case_title": "State v. Matthew D. Guertin",
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      "full_text": "All right. Well, good afternoon, Mr. Guertin. I'm Dr. Milz. I'm your court examiner this afternoon. Now, before we get into anything, do you know why they're having to meet with me and what this is all about? To see if I'm competent or not. Yeah. And what is competent? What does that mean? As defined by Minnesota statute 20.01, or is it 20.02? I don't recall. It means that I'm able to understand the nature of the charges against me and aid in my own defense. That's right. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah, so the competence in this situation is specific to criminal court. So it's the idea that anybody who's been charged with an offense has to understand, like you said, understand what you're charged with, aid in your defense, also to understand the court process. So, you know, who's in court and what they do and kind of the logistics of court as well. So it looks like you had one of these evaluations last spring and the court has ordered an updated evaluation, which often happens in cases where somebody's been found incompetent by the court. So that's why we're meeting. OK, and so what I'd like to do is just chat with you a little bit this afternoon and get an update on how things have been going for you since the last time you were seen in March and how things are going for you more recently. And then chat with you about court and your charges, what you understand those to mean, and then how you want to work with your attorney to defend yourself against your charges. OK, now, what you tell me today is not private or confidential as part of this part of this court process. Give me one second here. Mr. Guertin, I have a little computer trouble myself here. Hang on one second for me. All right.",
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