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A jurisdiction follows a Model Penal Code-style manslaughter rule. A defendant intentionally killed a victim while under severe emotional distress caused by facts the defendant honestly but partly mistakenly believed were true.
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Extreme emotional disturbance is identical to common-law adequate provocation in every respect. Extreme emotional disturbance always requires a fixed cooling period of 24 hours. Extreme emotional disturbance is unavailable unless the victim used deadly force. Under a Model Penal Code-style rule, extreme mental or emotional disturbance can mitigate murder if there is a reasonable explanation or excuse from the defendant's situation as the defendant believed it to be.

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