Title 9 — Crimes and Corrections

As used in this Chapter: (a) Human Being means a person who has been born and is alive; (b) Bodily Injury means physical pain, illness, unconsciousness or any impairment of physical condition; (c) Serious Bodily Injury means bodily injury which creates: serious permanent disfigur…

(a) A person is guilty of criminal homicide if he causes the death of another human being: (1) intentionally and with premeditation; or (2) intentionally; or (3) knowingly; or (4) recklessly; or (5 by criminal negligence. (b) Criminal homicide is aggravated murder, murder, mansla…

COL9192018 (a) Criminal homicide constitutes aggravated murder when: (1) it is committed intentionally with premeditation; or (2) it is committed during the commission or attempt to commit any felony defined in Chapters 22, 25, 31, 34, 37, 40 or 58 of this Title; or (3) death is …

(a) Criminal homicide constitutes murder when: (1) it is committed intentionally or knowingly; or (2) it is committed recklessly under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to the value of human life; or (3) death is directly caused by the illegal use of a Schedule I Con…

(a) Criminal homicide constitutes manslaughter when: (1) it is committed recklessly; or COL9192018 (2) a homicide which would otherwise be murder is committed under the influence of extreme mental or emotional disturbance for which there is reasonable explanation or excuse (The r…

(a) Criminal homicide constitutes negligent homicide when it is committed by criminal negligence. (b) Negligent homicide is a felony of the third degree. SOURCE: Guam § 192(2), (3); §§ 368, 380, 399; *M.P.C. § 210.4; Cal. § 1425 (T.D.2 1968); Cal. §§ 806, 808 (1971); Mass. ch. § …