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CL Homicide Definition
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The unjustified & unexcused killing of a human being
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CL M
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Killing w/malice aforethought meaning an intentional, preplanned, deliberate killing, motivited by ill will
express = calculated killings implied = extr. reckless or wanton conduct (depraved heart) a. M1 (execution) b. M2 Manslaughter a. Voluntary b. Involuntary |
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Depraved heart killing
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While maybe not intending death, acted in a way that they knew created a very high risk of it & didn't care whether it occurred or not
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M1
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Premediated - crim thought about killing their V. (even only few sec.)
Deliberated - crim brood over it Willfully - crim then killed |
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M2
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Default pos.
If killing not premeditated, deliberate, & willful |
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MPC M
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abolishes degree sys.
Death penalty for those who kill w/P,K, or R (manifest extreme indifference to the value of human life - malignant heart murders) |
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MPC M, R
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req. D to subjectively recognize the risk of death
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Felony Murder
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any death occurring during the course of a felony (SL)
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MPC FMD
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robbery, rape, arson, burglary, kidnapping, or felonious escapes
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Manslaughter
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an unlawful homicide w/o malice aforethought
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Vol. Manslaughter
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killing done on a sudden in the heat of passion after adequate provocation
legally adequ. prov.: battery, mutual comba, aggrav. assault, adultery, illegal arrest |
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Invol. Manslaughter
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merely reckless (but not the result of the depraved heart) or crim. n killing
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Reasonable Man Test
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Adeq. legal prov. is anything that could cause the reasonable man to act
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MPC manslaughter
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if done under extreme emo distress for which there is a reasonable explanation
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R & N manslaughter
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R: done w/subejective awareness of risk of death but not under circumstances manifesting ex. indifference to the vlaue of human life
N: no actual awareness of risk but a gross deviation from standard of care - punished less severely than manslaughter |