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abarnes

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Write mini-examples of each type of subcategories of murder and manslaughter.
 
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Find a recent example of and assault and summarize the offense. Explain why it was an assault and what conditions made if aggravated or simple. What factors lead to the assault, what are the demographics of the offender, and what was the offender-victim relationship?
 
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Reply #1 on: Aug 17, 2018
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Answer: Answers will vary, but examples should include justifiable homicide, first-degree, second-degree, voluntary manslaughter, and involuntary manslaughter. Students could present their mini-examples to the class and have the remaining students determine which type of homicide the example was depicting. This can be used as a means of review and a means to check the student understanding of the concepts.

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Answer: Answers will vary. Key issues to be addressed may be the extent of the injuries, and the use of a weapon. Most likely the perpetrator will be male. Assaults tend to be spontaneous and fueled by emotions. Fifty percent of the time the offender knows the victim.


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Wow, this really help

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Excellent

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