Death that results from the deliberate intent to injure or kill is a(n)

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Homicide is defined as the deliberate or unintentional killing of one person by another, regardless of the circumstances. Choices A and B are not accurate because they refer to specific types of crimes or legal penalties, whereas homicide is a broader term that covers all types of intentional killings. Choice C is partially accurate, because manslaughter refers to a situation where a person causes another person's death without intending to do so, but it does not cover cases where the intent to kill is present.

Death That Results from the Deliberate Intent to Injure or Kill