@article{05f88c73d5254635a0f99c84cc433e7d,
title = "Loss of Self-Control, Dual-Process Theories and Provocation",
author = "Michal Buchhandler-Raphael",
note = "Contemporary understanding of the provocation defense views the {"}loss of self-control{"} theory as the cornerstone of this partial excuse. In considering whether to reduce murder charges to manslaughter, juries and judges rely on this theory to determine if the defendant lost self-control after experiencing intense emotional arousal and if a reasonable person would have also likely lost self-control in similar circumstances.",
year = "2020",
language = "American English",
volume = "88",
journal = "Fordham Law Review",
number = "5",
}