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Against the Peace and Dignity of the State: Spousal Violence and Spousal Privilege
Part I of this article discusses the profiles of batterers and victims as a predicate for analyzing applications of the spousal immunity privilege in Texas. Part II briefly explores the origin and nature of the spousal privileges. Part III examines the history of the spousal privilege and spousal cr
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