DUNCAN, J.
The State, by brief and argument, takes the position that a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity may be entered whether the offense charged is a misdemeanor or a felony (see RSA 607:2; State v. Forcier, 95 N.H. 341); but that jurisdiction to commit a respondent in case the plea is accepted by State's counsel or found true by jury verdict is not vested in the municipal court. RSA 607:3 (supp). Counsel for the respondent have waived brief...
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