Degrees of Murder - What Do They Mean?
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 30. 03. 2021
- Killing someone is always considered a crime, but depending on the circumstances there can be different degrees of murder that come with varying degrees of punishment. Check out today's new video where we break down the different degrees of murder, from First-degree Murder to Negligent homicide, what's the difference? Find out right here!
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1 - premeditated and done in full awareness of the situation
2 - not premeditated, but still done in full awareness. Often triggered by emotions (âpassion crimesâ)
3 - not planned for, usually accidental.
Yea I already know this because I watch a lot of crime shows
Thank u.
Disclaimer - I am not a lawyer. This list is based on what I remember from Attorney Tom and other such content creators. It might not be 100% accurate, so please use caution if you quote it.
Disclaimer - I am also not a lawyer. I was just being me and complicating everything
Iâm a bit confused about the video. Apparently it seems that you can commit non-culpable homicide due to negligence and willful blindness. Just like with the father who left his daughter to his car, he got negligent homicide but wasnât really jailed [so, non-culpable right?]. Later on the vid thereâs also negligence as a reason for involuntary manslaughter. The example was that roller coaster staff forgetting to buckle the seat of one of the passengers. How do you find the difference between these two cases where negligence is both in play? Both offenders didnât really have malice against the victims.
This channel should be required material for high schools, colleges, and universities. Interesting stuff.
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@@zachcrandall5533 JT?
@S L E E P Y A X E . Ok. Makes sense now. Thanks and have a great night!
Sure AF should
Sometimes its interesting, other times he's being biased about something (his USA war vids)
25 years for lending a car??? That's the definition of cruelty.
It happened in the US. That's all u need to know. Sh,,it hole country
Yeah, thatâs bs.
It depends. Everything here depends on the jury. This is just an overview of things.
The US prison system isn't gonna pay for itself. we need as many workers.... ahem I mean prisoners as possible.
It kind of expects from a person that he should be able to read the mind.
There is a saying that a thief is the one that steals, but also the guilty for the theft are the ones that participated: the one that held the ladders, the one that held the light, the one that was the guard.
In this case... 25 years, kind of cruel. Though, if the lender was the arrogant heartless person that knew what will be done, if that was obvious (not "I thought it was a joke"), than the lender is the provider of a means used in a particular crime. You know, he gave the criminals a helping hand.
2:13 I love how he just falls without any animation at all đ
*spirals across the screen*
10:32 she just yeets him
He was in a hurry, probably going to church
3.8k views in under 10mins
This shows the reward of the hardwork of the creator
Or the lack of things to do of the people watching
*creators
@@hamzahaidar2084 *creators
@@hamzahaidar2084 right!!
This is the type of quality content I want to see.
Iâm a legal assistant and this issue actually came up at work for me earlier this week. I will be better at my job thanks to this channel.
Same
@@AndreaMartinez-ip2vu lol
Honestly, I initially ignored this channel - but the scope of topics covered is amazing and as far as I can tell, factual (precious commodity in these parts). đđ»
@@AndreaMartinez-ip2vu That's concerning that you have to refer to CZcams videos to learn basic law....
Can you do the next infographics video on the insanity defense.
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Your heart's been aching but
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This legitimately made me laugh. HARD !!!
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Means Chauvin better go to prison or watch this country set on đ„đșđžđ„
@@anomalyldn GDI, making me feel old again...
Wife: you killed him!
Man on floor at 12:42: *hm yes am dead*
Not big surprise
We're no strangers to love
You know the rules and so do I
A full commitment's what I'm thinking of
You wouldn't get this from any other guy
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching but you're too shy to say it
Inside we both know what's been going on
We know the game and we're gonna play it
And if you ask me how I'm feeling
Don't tell me you're too blind to see
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
No, I'm never gonna give you up
No, I'm never gonna let you down
No, I'll never run around and hurt you
Never, ever desert you
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching but
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
No, I'm never gonna give you up
No, I'm never gonna let you down
No, I'll never run around and hurt you
I'll never, ever desert you
Ikr
@@rempuia69 wow.. That was one of the best Rick Roll ever.
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Then that would mean bullies who instigated a person to commit suicide can be legally murderers?
That definitely should be a thing.
@@Destroyer_13 it is
@@Chinosnutrag no
In some countries it's separate crime, usually punished worse than manslaughter
Sometimes yes
Here in the Philippines, if a man or woman finds catches their spouse in the act of cheating on them,they do not get any repercussions, consequences, nothing, if ever one of them dies. It's a real old law too.
Donât cheat in the Philippines ig
good or no?
@@GT-fl9gf no, cheating isn't something you should do but that crime doesn't deserve death
Yeah in the Philippines cheating on your spouse can warrant you jail time so either give up on one relationship before doing another one or dont even try it or you can face jail time
Well, cheating can result in failure of the marriage, so it means the victim's life was spent invain with a wrong person, person that lied at the wedding vows. Lifetime investment goes zero. One can't easily start over. Especially when older. Ans if no kids bcs if cheater's actions. Plus, that is the insult to the deepest human emotions, victim dedicated self whole, while the cheater not. The world tumbles upside down in an instant. Instant blackout, temporary insanity.
Some of these seem so unfair either to the convicted or to the victims.
Life ainât fair know your law
The one who let his friends borrow his car
@@everythingessential5601 yes
â@@unicornlove9333Doesn't mean we can't make things better.
How can he put his daughter in the fridge and not doing any jail time or at least get him some mental help because you can't forget your child that's madness and he tried to rectify his mistake instead of getting help straight away c'mon, I hope he got the help he needs.
maybe he couldve gotten some type of manslaughter but got the non culpable homicide
It is possible he forgot his child. Doesn't mean he's mad. Think of it this way: people forget to pick their kids up from school (especially when they're still very young) because they are preoccupied with work. That doesn't mean they have some mental condition; they just forgot to pick up their child. Using that same logic, it's possible that guy forgot his child in the car because he was preoccupied with something else. The difference? Him forgetting his child led to the death of his child, unfortunately.
i think that crime is called stupidty
He was probably white
@@exaucemayunga22 and rich
This video should be shown in law schools so that way they know the difference since in the US every degree is portrayed as a life sentence
Or....use these videos to do your own research with now being interested in the topic. The fact that most people will watch/hear something and then take it as there is no way nothing is false about it and or missing other information shows ignorance. Those type of people rarely if ever do their own research on anything and not wanting to educate themselves and make sure they have all of the correct information and also not biased information on something. It's why so many people say/repeat false things about politics and laws on certain topics all the time. America is slowly becoming an ignorant, arrogant and entitled country. I'm not saying you specifically, just using your comment as a place to put mine. Yes, these videos are/is a fun way to learn, but I always do my research on the videos I watch to make sure the information is correct and not from a biased view.
I remember reading this case in my second year of law school
6:00
"How far do we want the guy hit by the car to fly?"
Infographics: "yes"
Iâm sharing this because of current events and a lot of people are really confused. Thanks for this.
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It's nearly 1 in India and I'm lookin at this!
GG no need for sleep of you have coffe
Me 2
Same
In my country (United Kingdom) itâs 9:10PM
Itâs 3 now
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Go to their second channel scp explained, you'll really be addicted
The laws in the US are so messed up, they need some massive reforms to get things straightened out, but that's not my problem, being a Brit and all... :P
@@ChadwickTheChad how are you trying to gatekeep social mediađ€Łđ€Łim laughing but thats incredibly pathetic tbh
So how do you Englishmen do your reforms
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I wonât even respond to that comment. Get over your inferiority complex
@@ChadwickTheChad what
"Don't take part in a crime if your friends are dangerous and unstable "
Yeah that's why I only take part in crimes with safe and stable people
My brain hurts.
The legal system is weird and complicated
hold on why was the kid playing russian roulette with a semi-automatic pistol
its on hard mode
@@timothyhammon2577 âthis gun may have incendiary bullets or armor piercing. Oh wellâ
2:46 Imagine being that guy's wife and just walking into your house and seeing a baby in the fridge lol
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Love these new channel guidelines!
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8:33 okay thanks, ill make sure the next time i commit a crime that i get a stable person with me
What a way to find out your friend is not your friend. Makes me grateful for every person who just left or ghosted me.
I like the chillstep type of music playing in the background. Keep using it!
this is the reason why i didnt choose to take the law exam, i am okay with engineering
Good choiceđ€Ł
Courts especially involving a jury are basically just a gamble based on humans which are prone to error.
Especially if the jury is biased.
Thanks, this video came out right on time! ;)
Iâve already learned this 4 times and forgot it 4 times. Thanks for getting me up to five!
Thank you for this all your videos are very helpful and interesting
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This is also in the category of things I expected high school to teach me...and then they didn't teach me. Thank you infographics
to me this is in the category of things i expect to learn in law school, this seems too specific for high school
@@haywoodjablowmi1236- Not if you took law as an elective. Which I did, and I still wasnât taught this.
I wish that the video had more specifics on the dividing line between self-defense and manslaughter and the differences in states which have stand-your-ground laws.
Lets stop pretending like this video wasn't made because of Derek Chauvin's trial
I honestly hadn't even thought of that.
I was gonna say this đ
Perfect timing. đđ»
Exactly
Who?
Isn't it funny I can learn more from CZcams then 4 years of expensive college đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
Or....use these videos to do your own research with now being interested in the topic. The fact that most people will watch/hear something and then take it as there is no way nothing is false about it and or missing other information shows ignorance. Those type of people rarely if ever do their own research on anything and not wanting to educate themselves and make sure they have all of the correct information and also not biased information on something. It's why so many people say/repeat false things about politics and laws on certain topics all the time. America is slowly becoming an ignorant, arrogant and entitled country. I'm not saying you specifically, just using your comment as a place to put mine. Yes, these videos are/is a fun way to learn, but I always do my research on the videos I watch to make sure the information is correct and not from a biased view.
Also, it's because you are not doing your own research and not having to cause work for yourself, so it's easy to "learn" when you can do nothing
"dont take part in a crime if you know your friends are unstable and dangerous" so I should take part in crime with stable people. Interesting
I donât even know why Iâm watching these XD theyâre just very addicting
Nice video I've always wondered about this.
this is some practical education . thanks
woah, what the actual-
This is very relaxing to listen to before bed.
12:42 her face though!đ€Ł thatâs a âoh for Christ sake you done it againâ look
TY FOR MAKING THIS I WAS RESEARCHING THIS BUT THIS SIMPLER
I'm so happy I'm not studying law in uni, that would be a nightmare
You have to be pretty ruthless to be a lawyer, especially a criminal lawyer.
Nice video bro enjoyed all of your videos
I have learned a lot from your channel. Thank you very much.
No way he really thought putting the baby in the fridge would workđ
When weâre under extreme stress, we canât make rational decisions.
@@spiritmatter1553 Exactly, people have been known to hide under beds or in closets in house fires.
it best not to commit crimes at all what do you mean if your friend is known to be unstable...
8:35
Thank you for this 2021 beginners guide
This channel is the only thing that makes learning fun
Also, you can tack on an additional charge to most of these of "Conspiracy to Commit X" which usually carries a similar sentence.
Interesting! Always read about this but found it hard to understand lol
The story behind 11:20 is amazing. The 'rich guy' was living a horror movie with the victim being 'the poor guy'. It wasn't hidden, he was hired to dig beneath the house to build a fallout shelter.
Thanks for helping me with my law class Info show đđ
They really said don't take part in crimes if you know your friends are unstable đ€Łđ€Ł
This story is why my sister only walks medium-sized dogs and lower. She's 16, 4'10"-4'11" and average-moderate strength for someone that size and age. If she were to handle even 2 labradors she might not feel safe for others safety.
this channel helps so much
Hello info man love content
This came out at a perfect time, for me in legal studies
We all know why we're here: To understand Derek Chauvin's trial
@@IanHlinak but one, thing is for certain. If Chauvin is found not guilty or wins an Insanity Plea then this country will have a civil war between the left and right
@@StarscreamTrueDecepticonLeader he wonât win insanity. Itâs barely won and stress doesnât make u insane.
@@mr.mayorr7793 Did you really say stress doesn't cause insanity?
@@kevinkchao8 Iâm talking about Derek chauvin
@@StarscreamTrueDecepticonLeader and i will not care in the slightest
These animations are HILARIOUS
I actually needed this
Really
Bad
I think they should give the criminal who abused the animals a longer sentence because those dogs would have not been aggressive and killed someone if he had not been abusive
Not even gonna lie Iâm in class rn but I rather watch these videos
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Thanks for explaining
5:58 ah, finally, I know getting hit by a 3mph car causes you to go into orbit. Thanks, infographics show!
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I liked how everyone including the dog looked happy in the scene that implied he was there to be put down...
Rest in peace poor dog...
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Imagine thinking your friends were joking about getting drugs and you lent them your car keys, just to have the police knocking on your door and still serving 25 years in prison after it was already reduced. Absolutely outrageous!
Hard to be mad at those dogs when infographics uses such an adorable animated dog cartoons
Yes.
Fun fact this story was told on the iD channel on the show called â fear the neighbor â.
this channel gives me more education than actual school
Thanks, infographics show, I wanna be a lawyer when I'm older and this will come in handy lol
My take away is that the criminal justice system is at best semi competent and at worst guilty of a worse crime than the person being prosecuted
In my city Washington,PA there was a guy who killed two dudes who had been dating his ex-girl friend and ex-ex-girlfriend
Thanks ill be keeping this in mind
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I legit just asked this question to my dad đ€Łđ very creepy info đ€đ§
I enjoy the infographics show. They are always entertaining.
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Most awesome vid!!!
Moral of the story people die incredibly easily
But drunks, smokers who smoked got 60+ years, and crackheads don't
Moral of the story don't hit anyone, because more than not their bodies are made of jelly.
how do you guys always answer my questions right when i have them
They keep track of world events and recognise what would garner the most views. This is likely made due to George Floyd's case.
I learn more on this channel than I do in school
Almost wanted to stop the video when I heard him say "on accident"... but I like this channel too much :)
5:59 and 7:36
"Ight ima head out"
"he put her in the fridge to cool her down"
I think that's what a cannibal would do!
Speaking from experience, babies are better microwaved with some garlic and butter.
@@omaewamoushindeiru584 nahh, I prefer using a Grill with red chilli powder but microwave is OK toođ
@@omaewamoushindeiru584 I put mine in a big container poor flavoured juice around it for a taste edible I've treat (make sure you boiled them first or rise you can't eat it properly in the ice)
I know right! He should have gone to prison instead of the poor couple that got convicted because of some dog incident.
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Thank you for the tutorial
I just murdered a block of cheese, what is my conviction
48 hours on the toilet.
Gall stones the size of pebbles
there wouldn't be a conviction or even a trial, cheese is a food and according to law(as far as I know) 'murdering' food isn't a crime because think about it, wouldn't eating food being 'murdering' the food?
@@macaylacayton2915 like in Sausage Party with all that food on food crime
@@macaylacayton2915 I think he was being sarcastic lol
I was charged with involuntary manslaughter thanks for the info đ
Wait what
@@CrispyRisp ya bro my tractor wasnât in park and rolled into the road killing two itâs unbelievable
â@@CrispyRispI think it's a joke
5:16 Everyone is gangster till you play Russian Roulette with a Pistol
I liked watching the show oz, One guy fired a gun into the ceiling in a subway killing a woman on the next floor and he got criminally negligent homicide. Another guy got mad he lost a dart game at a bar and threw the dart in the back of the guys head and he got manslaughter. I like seeing the different degrees of crimes and the crime flashbacks with them