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Siding With the Seventh Circuit: Why Evidence of Battered Woman Syndrome Should Be Admissible to Support Affirmative Duress Defenses
Document Type
Blog Post
Publication Date
11-10-2022
Siding With the Seventh Circuit_ Why Evidence of Battered Woman Syndrome Should Be Admissible to Support Affirmative Duress Defenses.pdf (551 kB)
Siding With the Seventh Circuit: Why Evidence of Battered Woman Syndrome Should Be Admissible to Support Affirmative Duress Defenses
Siding With the Seventh Circuit: Why Evidence of Battered Woman Syndrome Should Be Admissible to Support Affirmative Duress Defenses
Notes/Citation Information
Bailey Pierce, Siding With the Seventh Circuit: Why Evidence of Battered Woman Syndrome Should Be Admissible to Support Affirmative Duress Defenses, The KLJ Blog (November 10, 2022), https://perma.cc/C5YC-87YE.