Provocation Restrictions

In the Anglo-American modern theory of criminal law, provocation refers to the words or actions that the victim (sometimes referred to as a third party) can impose on the defendant, which can and in fact makes a rational defendant temporarily lose self-control. But the protection of provocation defense is the product of the common law.However, the common law in the recognition of the victim provocation defense, but the establishment of the provocation was very strict restrictions.In the traditional common law theory, the establishment of the victim Provocations have strict limits on the existence of a limited number of acts that can constitute provocation, and that the words, and the murder of the spouse or adulterous person by the spouse's