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案情:郑某结婚后经常受其丈夫王某虐待和殴打,并且发现王某经常酒后持刀在邻里间寻衅滋事,受到邻里唾骂,经常劝说仍不改正。王某还扬言:郑如果离婚,就杀死郑某和郑某娘家的全家人,致使郑某不敢离婚。2004年10月14日凌晨3时许,王某酗酒后卡住郑某的脖子进行殴打。见郑某进行反抗,王某便从厨房拿出菜刀砍郑某,郑某闪身躲开,顺手从门后拿一挖镢把打在王某的头部,王某当即坐地,头部血流不止。此时,郑某问王某: “你酒劲醒后饶我不饶”王某回答: “看老子饶你不饶。”郑某遂从厨房找出塑料绳套在王某的颈部,将其勒至窒息,后惟恐其不死,又找来一节铁丝拧在王某的脖子上。尔后将王某的尸体拖至厨房后墙处用柴草等物掩盖。后邻居报案后,郑某被抓获。该案经A市公安局侦查终结后,于2005年2月6日,移送人民检察院审查起诉。2月16日,某检察人员开始对此案进行审查,并同时通知犯罪嫌疑人郑某有权委托辩护人辩护。郑某的父母早就去世,唯一的亲人就是自己的姑姑,但是郑某不愿意给姑姑增加负担,因此没有委托律师。鉴于此,A市人民检察院便指定了一名负有法律援助义务的胡律师为其辩护。在审查起诉过程中,胡律师提出要复印公安局制作的起诉意见书。人民检察院以案情需要保密为由予以拒绝。2月28日,该案由人民检察院提起公诉,移送A市人民法院。该法院决定于3月17日开庭审理,并于3月15日向辩护律师发出了开庭通知。但是认为胡律师从一开始就介入这个案件,因而没有向胡律师发送起诉状副本。开庭后,公诉人和律师进行了激烈辩论。3月29日,法院判决郑某有期徒刑一年,缓期执行一年。 根据以上案情,结合我国刑法和刑事诉讼法的有关规定,回答以下问题: 郑某的行为是否属于防卫过当应当如何定性并说明理由。

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