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As stated above, generally, there exists a presumption that a person's place of residence is that person's domicile.

However, an adult person who has become a mental imbecile, or who has been judicially declared insane, is incapable of a voluntary change of domicile, and therefore retains the domicile which he had when he became insane, unless it is changed by some competent or authorized person or tribunal, or until the restoration of his sanity.

, Irene Holmes, Perry Manual, and Elma Lee Childs v.

from Yale Law School, her B.

Ex parte State ex rel.

The appellants are collateral relatives and potential heirs of the decedent who were also named as defendants in the administrator's suit.

In 1987, Nora was 68 years old when was the first time that a criminal in the United States - a serial rapist - was convicted through the use of DNA evidence.

Altman, , ; Murphy v.