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In Arkansas there are six types of criminal homicide: capital murder, murder in the first degree, murder in the second degree, manslaughter, negligent homicide, and physician-assisted suicide. This article provides a brief overview of Arkansas' capital murder and first-degree murder laws.
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In Arkansas, there are six types of illegal homicide: capital murder, murder in the first degree, murder in the second degree, manslaughter, negligent homicide, and physician-assisted suicide. This FindLaw article focuses on the crime of negligent homicide, which is also referred to as involuntary manslaughter.
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Manslaughter laws cover the taking of a life without planned intent. This can be either voluntary or involuntary, and penalties are usually less severe than those for murder charges. Learn more about New Hampshire involuntary manslaughter laws at FindLaw.
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If you're involved in a car accident in Hawaii, it's helpful for you to understand the state's car accident settlement process and the timeline it'll follow. Learn about Hawaii's car accident settlement process and timeline at FindLaw.
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Kansas has no tolerance for child abuse. Laws are in place to protect children, punish those who would harm minors, and ensure that instance of child abuse are reported to the proper authorities. Learn more about Kansas child abuse laws at FindLaw.
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If you're involved in a car accident in Alabama, it's helpful for you to understand the state's car accident settlement process and the timeline it'll follow. Learn about Alabama's car accident settlement process and timeline at FindLaw.
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If you're involved in a car accident in Mississippi, it's helpful for you to understand the state's car accident settlement process and the timeline it'll follow. Learn about Mississippi's car accident settlement process and timeline at FindLaw.
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If you're involved in a car accident in Louisiana, it's helpful for you to understand the state's car accident settlement process and the timeline it'll follow. Learn about Louisiana's car accident settlement process and timeline at FindLaw.
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In Arkansas there are six types of criminal homicide: capital murder, murder in the first degree, murder in the second degree, manslaughter, negligent homicide, and physician-assisted suicide. This FindLaw article provides an overview of second-degree murder in Arkansas.
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If you're involved in a car accident in Louisiana, it's crucially important for you to understand the state's car accident compensation laws. Learn about Louisiana's car accident compensation laws and more at FindLaw's legal primer.
