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Defences for Battered Women Who Kill
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  • 1980Rethinking Criminal Law280 cited
  • 2016Battered Women as Survivors180 cited
  • 1983Marital Violence: The Community Response73 cited
  • 1987Battered Women Who Kill: Psychological Self-Defense as Legal Justification64 cited
  • 1986The Battered Woman Syndrome and Self-Defense: A Legal and Empirical Dissent63 cited
  • 1975Self-Defence and the Right to Life43 cited

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  • 1995Between ?truth? and ?difference?: Poststructuralism, law and the power of feminism28 cited
  • 2005'Reasonable' Women Who Kill: Re-Interpreting and Re-defining Women’s Responses to Domestic Violence in England and Wales 1900-196520 cited
  • 1997Attributions about domestic violence: A study of community attitudes14 cited
  • 2012A Muted Voice from the Past14 cited
  • 2008Constructing Women Who Experience Male Violence: Criminal Legal Discourse and Individual Experiences11 cited

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