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A defendant intends to kill A but, due to poor aim, kills B instead. Under the doctrine of transferred intent, what is the defendant's liability?

Not guilty of murder because the defendant did not intend to kill B Guilty of involuntary manslaughter of B only Guilty only of attempted murder of A Guilty of the murder of B because the intent to kill A transfers to the actual victim

Correct Answer:

Guilty of the murder of B because the intent to kill A transfers to the actual victim

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