Reply to a post made by Skitso:

Hello! Your question raised my curiosity. What you’re referring to is most likely the dissociative identity disorder (previously called multiple personality disorder), not schizophrenia. These two conditions — schizophrenia and DID/MPD — are not the same. What you also need to keep in mind with DID patients is that the two or more “personalities” of theirs are medically called alters.

Now, here is an answer by an AI:

​”In the eyes of the legal system, the entire physical person is sentenced and goes to prison or a psychiatric facility—not an individual alter.”

​”Under the law, a human being is recognized as a single, unified legal entity. The justice system does not grant distinct legal statuses (such as separate driver’s licenses, legal IDs, or independent criminal liability) to alternate identities (alters) within a single mind. Because an alter cannot be physically detached from the body, any incarceration or court-ordered measure physically applies to the individual as a whole.”

Sorry if my English isn’t the best, it’s not my first language. I’m not a doctor neither a psychologist or a psychiatrist but I also had some mental health issues in the past. I know this website is full of trolls and bots but I felt compelled to write this.