This document provides a summary of a paper analyzing the relationship between sentencing and Jeffrey Dahmer's case in the psycho-legal system. It discusses Dahmer's childhood and upbringing, noting issues with his parents and signs of troubling behavior from a young age. It then describes the crimes Dahmer committed from 1987 to 1991, where he killed 17 young men. The document analyzes Dahmer's mental state and illnesses, finding he had long-standing psychotic issues and was diagnosed as a sadist. It discusses how his family dynamics and inability to develop relationships likely contributed to his crimes. Finally, it addresses how Dahmer was found competent to stand trial and discusses relevance of the insanity defense to