Similarly, there are cases of people committing capital crimes but were acquitted due to them being of unsound mind at the time of the offences. These people, once they were proven to be of unsound mind when they commit capital crimes, and once they were found guilty, they will not be given the death penalty but were sentenced to another form of indefinite detention at the President's Pleasure, different from the type of the TPP applied to underaged offenders (at least until 2010). These people will be detained at medical facilities, prisons or at some other safe places in custody, and will be subjected to psychiatric review of their mental conditions until they were suitable for release.