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Date of page creation21:27, 1 November 2013
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Homicide, in the American legal system, falls into a variety of categories. In the appropriate shows, you will hear references to first-degree murder very often, and second-degree murder quite often. "Third-degree" murder may come up, or may be referred to as "manslaughter" (which can be "voluntary" or "involuntary"). Usually no relation to the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon.
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