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• n  lack of physical or intellectual ability or qualifications

• Forty nine states, each with bicameral legislative bodies, some of which have distinguished themselves recently with unabashed levels of incompetency and cluelessness.
• So here comes incompetency insurance.
• She simply has risen to her own level of incompetency.

• incompetence

• competence

News & Articles

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• MLB Umpires Find a Way to Blow Two Important Calls in One Play
  Another night of MLB action, another night of mystifying umpiring calls in critical situations. The officials working at Coors Field on Thursday night took incompetency to new heights by wronging both the Colorado Rockies and San Diego Padres. On the same play  (via MLB.com) . Let's set the scene. Bases loaded with one out, top of the 12th inning, score tied at 5-5. Yasmani Grandal vs. Manny ...
  June 7, 2013 - Bleacher Report

Quotes

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• Ted Cruz in Guardian Unlimited
  Texas Solicitor General Ted Cruz predicted the decision "will invite abuse from capital murderers, subject the courts to numerous false claims of incompetency, and even further delay justice for the victims' families."
• Bob McDonnell in Richmond Times Dispatch
  The United States Supreme Court has made clear that new evidence of incompetency to be executed may be presented in court when that evidence arises,said McDonnell in the statement. "Nothing has prevented Walton from bringing such evidence...
• Louise Charron in Canada.com
  This result would constitute a serious inroad on Parliament's policy choice to maintain the rule against spousal incompetency,wrote Charron.