If an offender commits a crime during which someone dies, but the offender had no intention of killing, the offender cannot be convicted of first-degree murder.

Name: If an offender commits a crime during which someone dies, but the offender had no intention of killing, the offender cannot be convicted of first-degree murder.
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First-degree murder charges can still apply if the death occurred during the commission of a felony (felony murder rule), even if there was no intention to kill.

If an Offender Commits a Crime During Which Someone Dies