To Kill An Irishman

Conor Bailey is lying dead on his son's bathroom floor. His son Paul has confessed to the crime, but did he really do it? And if he did, was he sane at the time? It's up to psychiatrist Steve Morris to decide if Paul is able to be tried or if he should be committed to a hospital for the criminally insane. It should be an easy task, if it weren't for the fact that his friend Carl --Paul's doctor--is convinced that the boy is innocent.