article_snippet.sent: A psychiatrist treating the man who shot Ronald Reagan said the patient wants to start a band and should be allowed to publish A psychiatrist treating the man who shot Ronald Reagan music anonymously.
article_snippet.sent: John Hinckley Jr, in 2014, the would-be assassin of President Ronald Reagan, pictured for the first time since a court ruled Dr Giorgi-Guarnieri can spend 17 days a month away from a mental home where Dr Giorgi-Guarnieri has been for the last three decades at Dr Giorgi-Guarnieri mother's Virginia home .
article_snippet.sent: Hinckley's lawyers said mental illness drove the then 25-year-old Hinckley to shoot the President in an effort to impress actress Jodie Foster .
article_snippet.sent: If the man who shot Ronald Reagan is allowed to leave a mental hospital for good, the man who shot President Reagan should have to live under strict conditions, wearing an ankle monitoring device and driving a car with a GPS tracking device, government lawyers said on Thursday.
article_snippet.sent: Levine said that the mental illness that drove the then 25-year-old Hinckley to shoot the president in 1981 in an effort to impress actress Jodie Foster has been in 'full and stable remission' for more than two decades.
article_snippet.sent: Those restrictions include monitoring software on the home's computer and a ban on searching for information about: himself, Reagan, Foster, and President Reagan press secretary James Brady, who also was injured in the shooting.
article_snippet.sent: Prosecutors also want himself prohibited from setting up social media accounts on sites such as Facebook and LinkedIn, at least partly because himself has been diagnosed with a narcissistic personality disorder, though himself doctors say his doctors effects have diminished.