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A defendant in Michigan is charged with first-degree murder. Beyond an intentional killing, what additional element distinguishes first-degree (premeditated) murder from second-degree murder under MCL 750.316?

Premeditation and deliberation — the killing was willful, deliberate, and premeditated (or committed in the course of an enumerated felony, or by poison/lying in wait) Use of a firearm That the victim was a police officer That the defendant had a prior conviction

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Premeditation and deliberation — the killing was willful, deliberate, and premeditated (or committed in the course of an enumerated felony, or by poison/lying in wait)

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