How To Use Defense Assistance In Madden 2012?

Can I use my Asperger's as a defense in this case?

• I love Benny & Joon, it's my favorite movie of all times and I have loved it since I was 17. So I went to Spokane (that's where the movie was filmed) and I wanted to see the inside of the house (where Benny and Joon lived in the movie) so I try and go inside but it was locked. I went down to the river and picked up a big rock and threw it at the window and I climbed inside and looked around and I decided to draw the floor plans. I got some paper and a pencil and I started to draw the plans and then the owner came home and shouted at me and I had a shut down so I was unable to say anything. She called the cops on me and press charges. Now I am on bail and waiting for trial and my parents won't help me. They say I did this to myself and brought it upon me and since Gary Mckannen hacked into the USA Government computer system to look up UFO information and his AS is being used a defense and autistics think it should be used as defense because his condition was the cause of this, can I use my own AS defense for this since it made me do this? I couldn't help myself and I wanted to see the house really really bad and I was desperate. I hate my obsession or none of this wouldn't have happened. I am going to kill myself if I go to prison just like Gary will do with himself when he extradite (whatever the word is) and goes to prison over here. I won't be able to handle prison. I admit what I did was wrong but I hurt no one, the window can be replaced if I pay for it and I didn't steal anything so can my AS be used as a defense? After all my special interest took a toll in this like Gary's did about UFO's.

• Answer:

  First of all, you are highly unlikely to go to prison for a trespassing and/ or breaking and entering charge, especially if we assume this is your first offense. Since your parents aren't helping you, unless you have some significant financial resources of your own, you will probably be entitled to a public defender. So most likely, your attorney will use whatever extenuating circumstances, such as your AS, in making your defense. Odds are that you will be able to plea bargain, pay a fine, and be put on probation. It's not likely to be worth the time and trouble and expense to put you in jail for a relatively minor offense. The big deal here is, AS or not, you need to learn from your mistakes. You admit that what you did was wrong, so you do understand the difference between right and wrong. So don't ever do anything like this again! People with ASD do understand rules, so it should be clear to you that the message to remember is to follow the rules!