This is not a good example of the case you are trying to make. This guy gave a resources to a group of people he had discussions with about committing a robbery, which itself is a felony and in this case women was killed in the commission of the robbery. Separate and independent felony that led to the death of someone is a classic definition of felony murder.
We do not agree if the felony in question is the direct cause of death. The assault itself cannot be the felony that leads to felony murder as all murders are necessarily caused by assaults.
So you’re are saying assault can nor be the felony? So let’s say a person is shot in the head, then person “x” shoots you in the leg to stop you from running to get help. The second shooter isn’t guilty of ANYTHING. The autopsy will say the headshot was the cause of death
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryan_Holle.
Combine that with MN law NOT TO INCLUDE STATE OF MIND OR INTENT. Impeding someone from getting help when injured is 100% felony murder
This is not a good example of the case you are trying to make. This guy gave a resources to a group of people he had discussions with about committing a robbery, which itself is a felony and in this case women was killed in the commission of the robbery. Separate and independent felony that led to the death of someone is a classic definition of felony murder.
So we agree on committing a felony that leads to death is felony murder? Or not
We do not agree if the felony in question is the direct cause of death. The assault itself cannot be the felony that leads to felony murder as all murders are necessarily caused by assaults.
So you’re are saying assault can nor be the felony? So let’s say a person is shot in the head, then person “x” shoots you in the leg to stop you from running to get help. The second shooter isn’t guilty of ANYTHING. The autopsy will say the headshot was the cause of death