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Culpable homicide is causing death :
with the intention of causing death.
With the intention of causing such bodily injury as is likely to cause death.
With the knowledge that it is likely, by such act, to cause death
All are correct.
- Option 1: Culpable homicide involves causing death with the intention of causing death. This implies a direct and conscious intention to kill.
- Option 2: Culpable homicide includes causing death with the intention to inflict bodily injury known to be likely to cause death. Here, the person doesn’t directly intend death but knows the injury is severe enough to lead to it.
- Option 3: Culpable homicide covers acts done with the knowledge that they are likely to cause death, though death isn't the primary intention. Awareness of probable consequences is key.
- Option 4: All are correct.
- Each scenario captures different nuances of intent and knowledge, aligning with the legal understanding of culpable homicide.
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