Psychiatry: Man who bit maid's ear is competent

The medical committee's report confirmed that the defendant, who cut a domestic worker's ear and caused a 7% disability, is mentally sound and responsible for his actions, despite his history of substance use. He does not suffer from any mental or psychological illnesses that would exempt him from accountability. The incident occurred during an argument with the domestic worker when the defendant, in a state of intense anger, assaulted her after she confiscated his phone. He pushed her, struck her, and knocked her to the ground, then stepped on her back and cut her ear with an unidentified tool. Witnesses, including one of his sisters, testified to the assault and saw part of the defendant's hair in her mouth, as well as a knife near the ear wound, suggesting that he either bit her or used the knife. It is worth noting that the Court of Appeal scheduled a session on October 4th for the hearing to discuss the case. The report provides a detailed explanation of the incident and the circumstances surrounding it, affirming the defendant's full responsibility for his actions.

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