John Hinckley, Who Shot Reagan, To Be Freed From Oversight

A federal judge announced that John Hinckley Jr. could be released from court supervision in June, provided he remains mentally stable. Hinckley, who shot President Reagan four decades ago, was found not guilty by reason of insanity. Since his release from a mental hospital in 2016, he has been under medical supervision. He is prohibited from owning guns and contacting Reagan's family or others involved in the incident.

What condition must John Hinckley Jr. meet to be released from court supervision?

• He must find employment.

• He must remain mentally stable.

• He must relocate to another state.

• He must apologize to the victims.

What was the outcome of John Hinckley Jr.'s trial for the shooting of President Reagan?

• He was found not guilty by reason of insanity.

• He was sentenced to life in prison.

• He was found guilty and fined.

• He was acquitted due to lack of evidence.

When was John Hinckley Jr. released from the mental hospital?

• 2010

• 2005

• 2020

• 2016

Who oversees John Hinckley Jr. after his release from the mental hospital?

• The local police department

• His family members

• A private security firm

• Doctors and therapists

What is one of the restrictions placed on John Hinckley Jr. after his release?

• He cannot travel outside the country.

• He cannot use social media.

• He cannot own a firearm.

• He cannot work in public service.