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Murder - Murder and other illegal killings | | Murder - Murder and other illegal killings: Encyclopedia II - Murder - Murder and other illegal killings | | Some instances of premeditated, intentional killing may be treated as justifiable homicide which excludes liability for murder and, in some countries, all criminal liability for the death. This may include:
killing a non-surrendered enemy combatant in time of war;
executing a person in accordance with a legally imposed sentence of death; or
in a more limited number of countries, killing a person who represents an immediate ...
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| | | Murder: Encyclopedia II - Murder - Murder and other illegal killings
Murder - Murder and other illegal killings
Some instances of premeditated, intentional killing may be treated as justifiable homicide which excludes liability for murder and, in some countries, all criminal liability for the death. This may include:
- killing a non-surrendered enemy combatant in time of war;
- executing a person in accordance with a legally imposed sentence of death; or
- in a more limited number of countries, killing a person who represents an immediate threat to the lives of others, i.e. in self-defense.
In most countries, if one person intentionally kills another, the killer might be charged with murder, or with some lesser offense depending upon the circumstances:
- In the United States, an intentional killing with provocation may sometimes charged as voluntary manslaughter rather than murder.
- Unintentionally causing a death due to recklessness or criminal negligence is treated in most countries as the lesser crime of manslaughter or criminally negligent homicide.
- In some jurisdictions, killings under extreme provocation or duress may be a legal exculpation (see excuse and crime of passion).
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