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    The Presence of Malice Aforethought Differentiates
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The Presence of Malice Aforethought Differentiates

Question 2

Question 2

Multiple Choice

The presence of malice aforethought differentiates:


A) voluntary manslaughter from involuntary manslaughter.
B) murder from manslaughter.
C) first-degree murder from second-degree murder.
D) felony murder from first-degree murder.

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