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Murder is when one person kills another person on purpose. It is only called "murder" when it is against the law. If a person does something that makes someone else die, it is homicide and may be manslaughter. An accident caused by carelessness may be negligent homicide. Sometimes, a death caused by someone else may not be a crime, for example killing in self-defense.


A person who commits murder is called a murderer. The legal definition of "murder" and "manslaughter" may be different in different countries, and is very much argued on: for example, killing in war is not usually called "murder" by those who fight in the war. Killing in self defense (if people being attacked kill the attacker) is usually not "murder", but sometimes manslaughter.


Many countries do not even have manslaughter as a legal concept, and only have murder. In fact, the United States did not have manslaughter on the books until the 20th century.[source?]




Contents





  • 1 Attempted murder


  • 2 Assassination


  • 3 Related pages


  • 4 References




Attempted murder |


Attempted murder is a crime. Attempted murder, or "attempt murder" in common law countries, also sometimes called "murder attempt", is when someone tries to kill another person.[1] Just planning a murder is not enough. The act must come close to, but does not actually take the life of the other person.[1]



Assassination |


"Assassination" is a word which means murdering a prominent person for a reason. The word is most used when the person who was killed was a celebrity or was a person involved in politics. The people who carry out assassinations are called "assassins" or "Hit-men". An assassin may murder someone for political reasons, for money, or for other reasons, such as favors owed and revenge.


The word "Assassin" comes from Hashishin,[2] a Muslim group that was active in the Middle East from the 8th to the 14th centuries. This secret society killed people for political and religious reasons.[3] It is thought that the assassins were under the influence of hashish and opium during their killings or during their training. The word assassin comes from either hashashim, the influence of the drugs, or hassansin, after their leader, Hassan-i Sabbah.



Related pages |




Blurry impression of the murder of Inejiro Asanuma by Otoya Yamaguchi, October 1960


  • John Wilkes Booth

  • John Lennon

  • Lee Harvey Oswald

  • Gavrilo Princip

  • James Earl Ray

  • Nathuram Godse

  • Otoya Yamaguchi


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  1. ↑ 1.01.1 Michael Costa; Mark Duffy, Australian HIV/AIDS Legal Guide (Sydney: Federation Press, 1991), p. 48


  2. ↑ American Speech - McCarthy, Kevin M. Volume 48, pp. 77-83


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