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<em>State v. Riker</em>, Battered Women Under Duress: The Concept the Washington Supreme Court Could Not Grasp
Although some people have the option of going to the police after receiving threats on their lives, this was not the case for Deborah Riker: Deborah is a battered woman. Since age nine, Deborah suffered repeated torture and abuse at the hands of men who were in her life. In 1987, Deborah met Ruper
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