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When a Vietnamese-born woman living in Georgia shot her husband and stepdaughter, she offered two excuses for her crime. First, her husband and his children had been verbally abusive and threatening, although they hadn't actually beaten her. Second, he had threatened to divorce her, which in Vietnamese culture would be so damaging to the woman that it represented to her the proverbial fate worse than death. At trial, the court ordered the jury not to consider the woman a victim of battered person's syndrome
September 24, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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