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Under the common-law felony-murder rule as tested on the MBE, a killing committed during the commission of an inherently dangerous felony (e.g., robbery, arson, rape, burglary, kidnapping) is:

Murder, because the malice required for murder is supplied by the intent to commit the underlying felony Always reduced to involuntary manslaughter Not a crime if the killing was accidental Punishable only as the underlying felony

Correct Answer:

Murder, because the malice required for murder is supplied by the intent to commit the underlying felony

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