For a crime to be classified as murder,it must?

Question

A-be nonculpable
B-involve a deadly weapon
C-be permeditated
D-only result in the death of the victim

Answer 1

C

Answer 2

To answer that correctly first I would have to know what state this charge is being made in so I can read their statute. This statute would list the elements a crime would have to meet in order to be classified as a murder. For all I know all the above might be listed under the statute or only one or two. Second, what is the degree of murder (1st, 2nd, capital, etc.)? Each degree requires different elements be met. I'd need more information to make an informed opinion on the answer.

Answer 3

It don't have to be A. Same as "C" explaination

It don't have to be B, because other common thing like folding chair, pens can be a weapon, or even hands. it don't even have to have a weapon at all, like pushing off someone from high-storey building.

it don't have to be C, consider this following: two men in a hot arguement. they are very angry, without even thinking, they look for anything around them, they both picked up a object and start smash at each others. one of them died. so it don't have to be C.

It don't have to be D because intent murder with action committed but the victim still live. they (murderer) can still be charge with "attempt murder".

Answer 4

D - only result in the death of the victim.

Everything else can either manslaughter or attempted murder.

Answer 5

d

Answer 6

premeditated

Answer 7

D.