In the felony murder law, what qualifies as the underlying crime that resulted in the death?

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The specific felonies that qualify as the underlying crime resulting in death vary by state but are typically designated by the legislature. Felony murder does not apply to all felonies or all crimes, and it typically requires a specific felony (such as burglary or robbery) to be committed and for someone to die as a result. Felony crimes against persons could be included in the designated felonies, but it is not a guarantee.

In the Felony Murder Law, What Qualifies as the Underlying