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ELI5:The differences between First Degree, Second Degree, and Third Degree Murder

I always hear those terms being used, and never understand what they mean.
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Murder 1 - This is when someone plans on murdering someone. For instance, they buy a gun, they find a place for the body, then carry out the plan. This is also typically the degree of murder given to those who kill during the commission of another crime (also called Felony Murder).

Murder 2 - Murder with no planning. 

Murder 3 (aka voluntary manslaughter) - Killing someone during an emotional outburst. For instance, you walk in on your wife stooping another guy. You grab your gun and shoot the other guy. No planning, just a head of the moment stupidity.

Involuntary Manslaughter - Death caused through negligence with no intention of harm. If you're driving drunk and kill someone this is what you may get charged with.