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  1. Discuss whether battered person syndrome (BPS) should be recognized as a mental disorder and whether it meets the criteria for self-defense. 
    Requirements:
    1. At least one case must be used and properly referenced in your discussion. 
    2. The paper must take a position on whether BSP should or should not be recognized as a mental disorder.
    3. The paper must take a position on whether BSP does or does not meet the criteria for self defense. 
    4. The submission may not exceed 650 words.

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