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tingc95

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This doctrine used to establish intent, states that one who intentionally uses a deadly weapon to kill another human being and thereby kills him/her, presumably intended to kill him/her.
 
  a. transferred intent doctrine
  b. deadly weapon doctrine
  c. express malice doctrine
  d. malevolent action doctrine

Question 2

John shot Mary with the intention of killing her, but he missed and killed Alice instead. John is most likely guilty of
 
  a. nothing
  b. negligent homicide
  c. manslaughter
  d. murder



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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