| The defendant's capacity to appreciate the wrongfulness of his or her conduct, or to conform his or her conduct to the requirements of the law, was significantly impaired. |
| The court resolved the issue of wrongfulness by finding that the mother's continued retention of her daughter to be wrongful. |
| This is to preclude wrongfulness of conduct that would otherwise be in breach of an international obligation. |
| This does not preclude wrongfulness but is relevant in determining the extent and form of reparation. |
| The fact that a circumstance precluding wrongfulness was rarely invoked was not a sufficient reason for omitting mention of it altogether. |
| If evidence was brought which proved that the child had reached a stage of development whereby he understood the wrongfulness of his act, he would be convicted. |
