Homicide Legal Terms flashcards are a helpful study tool that includes questions and answers with audio to help users learn key legal terms related to homicide. These flashcards are designed to make studying engaging and accessible for learners of all ages.
Understanding Homicide Legal Terms is crucial for anyone interested in law or criminal justice. These flashcards cover essential terms such as murder, manslaughter, and justifiable homicide, providing a comprehensive overview of the legal concepts surrounding homicide cases.
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Homicide is the legal term for the killing of one person by another person.
There are different categories of homicide, such as murder, manslaughter, and justifiable homicide.
Intent is a key factor in determining the severity of a homicide charge. For example, murder involves intent, while manslaughter may not.
Homicide cases can be complex and involve detailed investigations and evidence collection by law enforcement.
In some cases, self-defense can be considered a justifiable reason for committing homicide.
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Murder
The Unlawful Killing Of Another Person.
Manslaughter
Causing Someone's Death Without Intending To.
First-degree Murder
Intentional Killing With Malice Aforethought.
Second-degree Murder
Causing Someone's Death On Purpose, But Without Planning It In Advance.
Voluntary Manslaughter
When Someone Kills Another Person On Purpose But Did Not Plan It Ahead Of Time.
Involuntary Manslaughter
Accidentally Causing Someone's Death.
Felony Murder
When Someone Dies During The Commission Of A Felony, The Person Responsible Can Be Charged With Murder.
Justifiable Homicide
When Killing Someone Is Allowed By The Law.
Excusable Homicide
Accidental Killing That Is Not A Crime.
Capital Murder
A Murder That Is Punishable By Death Or Life In Prison.
Death Penalty
Punishment By Execution For Serious Crimes.
Aggravated Murder
A More Serious Type Of Murder.
Vehicular Homicide
When Someone Causes A Death While Driving Recklessly Or Under The Influence Of Drugs Or Alcohol.
