Intentionally killing a person but without malice, as in the heat of passion, is generally referred to as ___________.

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Voluntary manslaughter is defined as intentionally killing someone without malice, often in the heat of passion or in a sudden quarrel. This differs from first and second degree murder, which involve premeditation and deliberate intent, and felony murder, which involves killing someone while committing another felony.

Intentionally Killing a Person but Without Malice, as in the Heat