​Which of the Following Is an Obstacle to Proving the Premenstrual

question 97

Multiple Choice

​Which of the following is an obstacle to proving the premenstrual syndrome (PMS) defense?

• A) ​the defendant has to prove that PMS is a disease
• B) ​the defendant has to suffer from PMS
• C) ​the PMS has to cause the mental impairment that excuses the conduct
• D) ​all of these answers are obstacles to proving the PMS defense

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