A collection of notable cases where those accused of a crime were found not criminally responsible for their actions.

Matthew Raymond had pleaded not guilty, and his defence lawyers argued he was not criminally responsible for the crime because of a mental disorder.

In all, eight weeks of testimony were heard at the first-degree murder trial of Matthew Raymond. Here's what you need to know.

There were two instances where the trial was paused to inquire with jurors about events not related to the trial.

Dr. Julian Gojer, an Ontario psychiatrist, concluded his testimony Friday, saying Raymond was delusional and not criminally responsible.

The defence admits Matthew Raymond shot the victims but is trying to prove that he should be found not criminally responsible because of a mental disorder.

Matthew Raymond is testifying in his own defence for a third day at his trial on four counts of first-degree murder.

The defence is trying to prove Matthew Raymond should be found not criminally responsible because of mental illness.

Defence lawyer Alex Pate returned to the witness stand Thursday to discuss video and audio recordings of court appearances and interviews with suspect Matthew Raymond.

On Tuesday, jurors viewed numerous videos of Raymond feedings and talking to animals such as squirrels and ducks, as well as videos of the accused biking on rails in Fredericton.