it depends on which country you are in. In the US, it is probably a death sentence or a life sentence
It was, Montresor had premeditated to murder Fortunato in his vault.
She carefully premeditated her actions before carrying out the crime.
You may be thinking about "premeditated murder."
No, but that's because the legislature made a fundamental change to the naming of crimes. In most states, both Premeditated Murder and Felony Murder(a death that results from a violent felony) is considered First Degree Murder, as it once was in Pennsylvania. Second Degree Murder in those states is considered to be Un-premeditated murder. In Pennsylvania, it currently goes like this: First Degree Murder - Premeditated killing, punishable by death or life imprisonment. Second Degree Murder - Felony murder, punishable by life imprisonment but not death. Third Degree Murder - Un-premeditated murder that is not a felony murder. The legislature did this because otherwise felony murder would be eligible for the death penalty. Few states have made felony murder punishable by death, although in the early 90's the supreme court ruled that it is constitutional for a defendant can receive the death penalty for felony murder under certain circumstances. I suppose the legislature could have just added another provision without changing any names, but they did.
premeditated
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Legally speaking, the crime that carries the harshest of punishments is murder, especially first degree (premeditated) murder. The U.S. Supreme Court just ruled that this is the only crime that may warrant the death penalty.
Premeditated murder means an individual decides (plans) to kill before taking action. It is up to the lawyers representing the victim if the individual can prove it was premeditated murder and then the jury decides.
If you'd have to choose from these two, I'd go with planned murder. Other terms include: voluntary manslaughter and premeditated murder. Voluntary manslaughter is a killing that happened as a part of a different crime and premeditated murder is classified as first degree murder in the USA.
a plot to kill someone.Another Answer:First Degree or Premeditated murder. Premeditation means you thought about doing it before you did it. This is much more serious than accidentally killing someone (in most cases). Reckless endangerment is viewed as similar since you willfully ignore the danger to others.
The requirements are premeditated murder.
It all depends on whether it was premeditated attempted murder or just attempted murder.