Answer:
Murder in the second degree, because the killing occurred during the commission of the felony of assault with a deadly weapon.
Explanation:
When a murder is deemed as intentional and premeditated, then it means the accused actually wanted to take the life of the slain person and had planned the activity well ahead of time before carrying out the action. However, in this case, there isn't any evidence of premeditated shot. However, there is an act of felony in this case, whereby a mob assault a pawnshop owner for the payment of non-legal fees. This act of felony was then carried out with the use of a deadly weapon like a gun, when an assault is perpetrated with a weapon such as a gun, then the death of the victim is a distinct possibility.
Answer:
The correct answer is option D: Wade v. Mississippi Cooperative Extension Service is the case that ruled general characteristics such as leadership appearance and personal conduct are subjective and may be unrelated to job performance.
Explanation:
The Wade v Mississippi Cooperative Extension Service was instituted in 1970 as a class action.
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